Learning Resources Farm Animal Counters – 60 Pieces for Ages 3+ | Counting & Sorting Toy Set

Learning Resources Farm Animal Counters bring a bright, tactile set of 60 plastic animals to curious minds ready for early math exploration. Ten species are included, with six of each animal, offering ample opportunities for counting, sorting, and simple patterning. The largest figure, the horse, measures about 2 inches tall and 2 inches wide, making hands-on manipulation easy for small fingers. A sturdy storage bucket keeps pieces organized between activities, whether at home, in a classroom, or during playdates. The set is recommended for ages 3 and up, fitting into homeschool routines and early childhood centers.

Designed with little hands in mind, these counters are bright, tactile, and easy to manipulate during hands-on activities. The variety of animals invites kids to narrate scenes, count aloud, and experiment with simple classifications, all while engaging in imaginative play. With six of each animal and ten species, children can explore countless counting combinations, sorting options, and patterning challenges in a playful context.

What you get

• 60 animal counters across 10 species
• Six of each animal: horse, pig, rooster, hen, cow, goat, sheep, dog, ram, donkey
• One convenient storage bucket
• Largest figure measures 2 x 2 inches

Use the set to build counting routines, compare quantities, or create pattern sequences. The mix of animals supports flexible activities, from simple one-to-one counting to more sophisticated grouping and classification tasks, which can be incorporated into daily circles or focused math sessions.

Ways to use

• Counting practice and basic arithmetic
• Sorting by animal type or attributes
• Patterning and early math concepts
• Imaginative farm play that supports fine motor skills
• Classroom rewards or party favors
• Great for homeschool routines and enrichment

For educators and parents, the large, durable pieces stand up well to repeated use in small groups, stations, or solo play. The horse, as the largest figure, provides a visible focal point for activities that combine counting with hand-eye coordination. Cleanup is straightforward thanks to the included bucket, which helps keep play spaces tidy between lessons or play sessions.