Skoolzy Foam Peg Board - Pegboard for Toddlers - Stacking Peg Board - Peg Boards for Kids - Montessori Fine Motor Toy for Toddlers and Preschoolers

I first heard about this peg board set from my sister-in-law who is using it for her two-year-old son and really liked it so I ordered it for my three-year-old twins. My kids got this for Christmas and it has been one of their favorite toys so far!Here is what is included in the set:1- 8 1/4" x 8 1/4" x 1/4" foam peg board. The description says the boards are assorted colors and we received an orange one. It has a total of 25 evenly-spaced holes where you can insert the pegs.30 pegs in 6 different colors (5 each of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple). They are each about 2" tall and about 1 1/2" in diameter with a hole in the top so you can insert a peg. The pegs are made of a hard plastic material.1 drawstring bag for storing and carrying around the board and pegs. It is made of a nice cloth material that would be easy to wash if it gets dirty.When we first opened the set, the holes were a bit tight but all it took was keeping the pegs in the board overnight and the holes had loosened up enough so my kids could easily put the pegs in the holes themselves. You can use this on carpet and hard, flat surfaces and it will work well.There are so many fun possibilities for this set which will help with fine motor skills! Kids can practice counting, naming colors, stacking (we've been able to stack about 10-12 pegs before the tower falls over), and grasping small objects and placing them in the holes, just to name a few. I can already tell that my kids' fine motor skills are improving even within the short amount of time we've been using this and I definitely see us using this for many years to come.This peg board set is a wonderful idea for anyone whose child needs some more work with fine motor skills or just to use as a fun, educational toy. Even I enjoy using it with my kids so it would probably be enjoyable for people of all ages. I feel it is priced fairly reasonably and I really like the great quality that we received with this set. My kids and I are very happy with this toy and I would highly recommend it to anyone with young children!

I got this for my 4 year old son to do occupational therapy at home to work on his fine motor developmental delay, help adhd, AND to help extend his frustration tolerance. This helps with ALL of that! Fine motor activities frustrate my son because they're difficult for him and they make him focus. So when playing with his pegboard, he has to use fine motor skills (helping that developmental delay), focus (helping with his adhd), and when he gets frustrated, this is something I can easily coax him to continue doing through that frustration, therapy increasing his tolerance for it. I really can't say enough positive things about what this pegboard does for my son!Quailty wise, its sturdy, colorful, the pegs are chunky enough for my son to grasp but not so chunky that it's too easy for him. And the drawstring bag it comes with is great, because when we aren't using it, the bag makes it easy to hang up out of my toddler's reach, preventing any pegs from going missing!Speaking of my toddler, she's 18 months old and thinks big brother's pegboard is the coolest thing! I use it as a busy bag for her too if I need to feed the baby, do dishes, etc without her underfoot, and it keeps her completely absorbed 10 to 15 minutes, which is huge for her!The company also emailed me an ebook with printable cards for patterning, etc, which is great because my 5 year old is obsessed with patterning! So I'm using this with my 18month old, 4 year old with special needs, and my 5 year old!! I really could not be happier with our pegboard!!

I received this in the mail just a few short days ago and here is my unbiased review.First, let me say that this comes in pretty much Frustration Free Packaging. Just open the plastic bag and you've got it. There are instructions included with this that you have to condition the board before use. Basically, you need to stick the pegs in the board to size it overnight. That's it. Comes with a nice drawstring bag to contain everything.One of the first things that I noticed when my child was playing with it, is that the pegs are a good size for a toddler's hand. Not too big and not too small, just right. These pegs are easily stackable and she doesn't need any balancing skills whatsoever like with traditional blocks. She likes the assorted colors of the pegs and (bonus!) we can use those later for when she is learning colors for sorting!The foam baseboard is easy to handle doesn't have any sharp edges. I like the fact that if she wants to chew on it she won't get hurt.Even though this is a relatively new toy for her, I have to say that this one gets a lot of play time use, probably because of the ease of use for her. There's basically no learning curve and she loves seeing how high she can get them stacked!

My 18 month old loves these!!!! They are great for fine motor skills, learning colors, patterns, math, etc… so much versatility! My only issue with this is the board is foam and I was truly expecting plastic or something sturdier. that’s the only thing I don’t like, but otherwise this is a great activity for a range of ages and I love that it comes with a bag that’s easy for storage and travels!

My brother is using this wonderful game after a bad hand injury. It helps him bond with his kids and improve his hand eye coordination.

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