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Unlatch and Open the 6 numbered Windows and Doors to Reveal Colorful Animal Friends.
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Review by: bronnie
Dated: 27th of August, 2008
I absolutely love this "puzzle board" and so does my two year old daughter. At this stage she can open 5 of the locks, the only lock she can't open is number 2 as it is very stiff. The colours on the board are very vibrant, and I think this is a great teaching tool not just for counting, but colours and animals too, as under each door is a number of animals hiding just waiting to be counted. ie: 2 blue dogs or 6 orange fish.
The only issue I have is that it teaches children to open locks, so if you find this a bad thing then it's not the toy for you. But you never know, your child might need to unlock a door one day to help save a life.
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