Educational InsightsPlayfoam Sand ABC Cookies Set, Play Sand, Sensory Toy, Gift For Boys & Girls, Ages 3+

Perfect learning toy! Love that it includes the word/shape that goes with the letter. Great quality sand and perfect storage box. Can’t rate it high enough!

Perfect for kids!

My kid absolutely loves playing with this. Best part is that it's surprisingly extremely easy to clean. We haven't had any issues at all with color bleeding so no issues with staining fabric or hands. It's fallen on hardwood, cotton fabric and even carpet and no issues with clean up.

Sand is soft and easy to pick up after dropping it. It is definitely fun to play. However if you get it on a fabric furniture, they get in between threads, makes it a bit tedious to clean up. Kids love it though!

First played with this at our local kids playgroup a few weeks ago. I instantly knew it was a hit! It doesn't stick to hands or clothes, for that matter. My girl has long hair and we've had to clean playdough, slime and silly putty out of it in the past and what a nightmare that has been! This playfoam just doesn't stick. I mean, if it is dropped on carpet and stepped on, it'll get ground into carpet, but it should vacuum up pretty easily.I bought this set and then a separate set with more colors. They should last a long time and are great for sensory play.Wish this would've been in existence when my other kids were little!

This game is excellent great for kids with ocd

As an only grandchild, the Little Peanut tends to get spoiled at Christmas. Bikes, dress up clothes, a microscope, lots of books... but the one thing she's played with more than anything else is her "playfoam." We've made volcanoes and castles and flowers and giant messes. She loves it.Cleanup can be a bit of a pain. The sand easily embeds in fabrics, so plan for a change of clothes after each session. Love that it doesn't dry out, which makes it easier to clean when I find some on the floor later.The scissor-like mold tools could use a redesign. Changing the tool ends is way too challenging for small hands.

This is a great activity to aid in alphabet recognition, however I’m missing the letter U. Each Monday in my classroom, I pull out the letter we are focusing for the week and use it as a part of our alphabet sensory learning center. Unfortunately, I didn’t realize the letter was missing until this week, which is far past the return window. Now, instead of a U I have 2 O’s.