Hand2mind Let's Learn to Measure Fraction Activity Set, Ages 3+

This is an awesome set to help kids learn how to measure in various ways. My 6 and 4 year olds had so much fun while learning. Great for homeschool!

Such a cute set, the girls loved playing with it, not only is it educational it kept their attention for a while.

This is a really great toy. My older son loved trying to balance and 'equal' both sides. My younger daughter loves the colors and playing with the blocks. They both enjoy the toy and don't realize it's for learning.

This had my 5 year old amazed for hours! He loved seeing how different things weigh compared to another. He also said he felt like a real scientist so he loved playing with it.

My kiddos are loving this! Their favorite is the scale and trying the balance it. Would def recommend for any kids learning how to measure.

This let's learn to measure activity kit was really neat!! My kids (5 & 8) are visual learners. This kit allows them to not only see but interact in a fun and educational way! I would buy again and definitely recommend to family and friends!!

My children range from ages 2 to 9 and all four of them loved this set.

My kids just loved playing with this! They had such a great time measuring things around the house and following the instructions. They were also learning at the same time which is great.

This product was ready to go right out of the box. My 3 year old and I measured, weighed, played, and learned for an hour without distractions. The products were sturdy enough I did not feel uncomfortable letting my preschooler play with the items with minimal supervision.

We received this to test with our preschooler. The scale is nice and good sized, the different sized measuring cups are very nice and easy to remember what each size is due to the shapes. The cards are more work than help. The items they tell you to measure are not always easily found around a home (stapler, etc) and the little blocks are an interesting, and easily lost way to measure length. The plastic of the scale could be more sturdy. And there could have been some type of storage for the many pieces.