Magnetic Colour Sorting Set

My daughter loves sorting all the colourful pieces and has already become much more confident with her colours.

Such a lovely way to practise colours without it feeling like a lesson. My son really enjoys it.

My little girl happily plays with this on the fridge while I’m making dinner. Such a clever idea!

The pictures are bright and easy to recognise. My three-year-old understood the matching game straight away.

Exactly what I wanted for some quiet play without a tablet or television.

My son thinks he is just playing, but he is learning his colours at the same time. Brilliant!

We put these on the fridge and my daughter goes back to them several times a day.

Such a simple concept but really entertaining. The magnetic pieces make it much more fun.

My toddler used to mix up a few colours and this has been really useful for practising them.

Really pleased with the set. The colours are vibrant and there are plenty of different pictures to sort.

I was surprised by how long this kept my three-year-old occupied. She loves finding where every picture belongs.

A fun little activity that gets my son thinking about both the object and its colour.

Bought this for my niece and she started playing with it as soon as it was opened.

There is no complicated setup. We put it on the fridge and my daughter knew exactly what to do.

My little one loves saying each colour out loud before choosing where to put the piece.

A really nice activity for practising matching, sorting and colour names at home.

The bright designs immediately caught my son's attention. He asks to play with it most mornings.

Perfect when we want something calm and educational to do before bedtime.

She gets so excited when she manages to put every little picture with the correct colour.

It has turned our boring fridge door into a little learning station. Really pleased with it.

Picking up and positioning the smaller pieces is a nice bit of hand-eye coordination practice too.

My twins enjoy taking everything off and sorting all the pieces again from the beginning.

The illustrations are adorable and make it easy to talk about different animals, foods and colours.

This kept my daughter entertained on a rainy afternoon much longer than I expected.

Straightforward enough for my little boy to use independently after I showed him once.

Much more engaging than colour flashcards because children actually get to move and match the pieces.

I really like the hands-on approach. It encourages my daughter to work things out herself.

We rotate our learning activities and this has quickly become one of my son's favourites.

After playing with this regularly, my daughter is getting much quicker at naming her colours.

There are enough different pictures to keep the sorting activity interesting rather than repetitive.

A much nicer gift than another noisy electronic toy. Educational and enjoyable at the same time.

My son will sit at the fridge and work through the different colours completely by himself.

I’m always looking for activities that don't involve a screen and this one has been excellent.

We enjoy naming all the pictures together before deciding which colour they belong to.