CoogamWooden Magnetic Fishing Game, Fine Motor Skill Toy ABC Alphabet Color Sorting Puzzle, Montessori Letters Cognition Preschool Gift for Years Old Kid Early Learning with 2 PoleThe Forest Stewardship Council

This game was so much fun for my two nephews aged 2 & 3. I love that they’re wooden. They look nice and will be quality and durable. This toy can be fun or educational and it’s small enough to pack and travel with as well. I would advise keeping away from smaller children due to small pieces and possibly not being safe (choking hazard). But for bigger kids this toy is awesome

This is a very solidly made toy, durable wood and paint, strong magnets. My 28 month old granddaughter played with it (was supervised) off and on for two hours. Helping her learn colors. When she’s older will help her learn letters. I was just very impressed with the quality of this inexpensive toy.

Good quality. A great learning tool for pre-schoolers.

There are various ways you can play with this game. I like that the holes have the letter in the bottom to help the child identify and match where each fish goes. The fish can be stood up on a solid surface outside of the board, which helps with random "fish by letter" requests. The poles help with fine motor skills because the magnet ends on the pole and fish are not big and require a degree of precision (slowness/patience). Once the magnets catch, they have a solid connection. This game has held up well for the past year. All of the holes have their letters and the fish have not lost any color or letterings. My almost three year old still likes to play fish with this set.

Got this as a gift for my mother in law who is an OT. Super engaging and fun toy for children-- even the adults were playin! Came in great shape. Great price compare to other wooden toys as well.

This was a hit for my toddler (2.5) who loves to pretend fish. She can recognize a few letters and this is great way to expand on them with play instead of with flashcards. I’m deducting a star because I feel like the other side should have the lowercase letter. Would make it even more educational. I’m planning on printing and gluing the lowercase set on!They also are a choke risk. They have a small magnet and could get lodged in a throat if swallowed. I wouldn’t use these with a child that is mouthy and definitely not without supervision.Pros; cute, easy to pick up with the fishing pole, well made and easily stored!

This is such a good game/activity for toddlers! My 2 year old can use this to help learn numbers and hand eye coordination, but my 7 year old can actually play the "game" and have fun with it! The colors are vibrant, it's a quiet game so that's a big bonus and the parents can join in!

My toddler twins love it! They think it’s fun and I like that it’s educational. Helps with colors, letters, and counting.