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| | | Description: | | One cookie for you, two cookies for me. Make learning to count delicious with colorful counting cookies. Includes ten cookies with numbers 1-10 on the bottom and the corresponding number of counting chips on the top. Cookies measure 2 inches, are made of soft plastic and come in their own sturdy plastic 6-inch cookie jar. Awards: - Honor's Award Winner-National Parenting Publications Awards for Children's Resources (NAPPA-2003)
| | | Features: | |
• Features 10 cookies with numbers 1-10 on the bottom and the corresponding number of candy-pieces on the top
• Encourages kids to explore early math skills in treat-themed imaginative play
• Includes sturdy plastic jar with lid for easy clean-up and storage
• Soft plastic cookies measure 2" each
• Recommended age range from 2 to 5 years
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 5.1 inches | | Product Width:
| 10.1 inches | | Product Height:
| 10.2 inches | | Product Weight:
| 1.13 pounds | | Package Length:
| 10.2 inches | | Package Width:
| 10.1 inches | | Package Height:
| 5.1 inches | | Package Weight:
| 1.2 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 41 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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16 of 16 found the following review helpful:
 Counting Cookies are GreatFeb 13, 2006
By J. Green
These were given to my 2 1/2 year old as a gift and I will admit that, at first, I thought it was a rather dull gift. My daughter LOVES it, though. She uses the cookies for counting (and sometimes counts the M&Ms on top). She also has fun playing with them in her kitchen. She cooks the cookies and feeds them to her stuffed animals. She counts how many cookies each doll gets. She spends a lot of time arranging the cookies (and other foods) in the cookie jar.
It's really a great toy. We like a lot of the Learning Resources products.
29 of 33 found the following review helpful:
 Fun but potentially dangerousMay 02, 2007
By cam
The manufacturer actually lists this toy as being for 2-5 yrs. Our 20 mo. old and 3 yr. old both enjoy putting cookies in and taking them out of the cookie jar. They like naming the numbers and counting the M&M chips. They like pretending to bake the cookies.
Great right, wrong! The cookies are small enough to fit entirely into a 3 yr. old mouth and big enough to gag her. Luckily I was right next to her to help get it out fast. Age should be older than two unless they make the cookies too big to fit in a mouth.
11 of 12 found the following review helpful:
 Cute, simple toy!Dec 12, 2006
By NRP
"Nicole"
I thought this toy was adorable. It's a great learning toy for math, but it's also fun for dramatic play! Two toys in one! This toy is also great for practicing fine motor skills. All of the cookies have a big white number on the bottom, directly correlated to the number of M&M's on top. So, you can count the top M&M's or work on number recognition by using the bottoms. My 18 month old daughter is also still obssessed with "put & take." So she spends lots of time just doing this with the cookies.
I have one slight issue with this toy - the top of the cookie jar doesn't fit on as well as I'd like. It never truly sits in place correctly, although it does sit on top of the cookie jar. I'm not sure if this is a manufacturing problem or if it's a shipping problem. It looks like the jar is VERY slightly bent into an oblong shape, which is why I think the top won't fit on. This could simply be a shipping issue just for me though. I've tried bending it back, but haven't had any luck.
Either way, educational and fun toy!
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Great learning funFeb 24, 2010
By Anonymous Bargain Hunter
I bought this toy to use at home for practicing numbers. My 6-year-old loves it! She knows her numbers but sometimes has trouble recognizing them in isolation, which is why I bought this toy. We have a few games we like to play using the cookies, which I thought I would share with you all in case you're looking for ideas. We put all of the cookies in the jar and then we take turns choosing one, when I choose a cookie, she has to tell me the number by looking at the numeral. If she doesn't recognize the number or she gets it wrong, we turn the cookie over and she counts the little M&Ms to tell me what the number is. Then I tell her something she has to do that many times. Then we repeat and she chooses a cookie, tells me what the number is, and I have to do that thing x many times. Some examples: jump, stick your tongue out, sit and stand up, spin around, go up x many steps, run to the bathroom and back, open and shut the refrigerator door, etc. After each turn, we lay our cookie down on the floor and then I ask her to tell me all of the previous numbers we have lying on the floor (for review). After we've done all of the cookies, I have her put the cookies in order. As a variation, before the last turn I'll ask her to put the cookies in order and she has to tell me which number is missing and then we check the jar. Although this game is extremely basic to an adult, do not estimate how much it will tickle your little one. My child was overcome with the giggles throughout the whole game and wants to play it over and over because she likes to think of funny things she can make her mommy do (like smell inside stinky shoes).
Another game: hide one of the cookies and ask your child to put the cookies in order. They have to tell you what cookie is missing and then they have to find that cookie. This game is great because if you hide the cookie well you can check your email or empty your dishwasher while they search.
Only downsides to this toy: the lid doesn't fit great and the product is made in China. Also, you may need to keep it out of reach of smaller children if you don't want to lose your mind trying to find missing numbers. That's the voice of experience.
P.S. Another great idea is to use the cookies to teach counting and numbers in a foreign language.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Good cookies bad smellOct 03, 2010
By Tien Nguyen
"tiennius"
The cookies are fun and my son likes to count the chips and put them in and out of the jar but the cookies and the overall plastic smell are horrible.
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