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It's challenging and engaging. It is well built and looks beautiful.

So many items like this are too big and clunky. Love the different senses involved—colors, motor skills, counting

A wonderful toy. The best thing about it is that it’s sized down for small hands. Everything moves around as it should, constructed well. In fact, we bought another one of these a few years ago and it’s lasted through 3 boys. Good for rainy days ;-)

I received this Orchard Maze Magnetic Sorting Game and it has been great. My little one was not a fan of it but since my mother-in-law is disabled and almost fully blind, we have given this maze for her to use. It has helped her with moving her arm and hand a lot and it keeps her entertained even if the colors don't match. The material is durable, and it is designed very well

We are super happy with this game. It makes a huge difference while we’re trying to teach our little one hand Eye coordination. We love this item and find it to be a creative and good use of our time. We love anything that can keep her busy.

This magnetic game really exceeded my expectations! It has great construction with very impressive quality. I like the colorful print/design that captures my child’s attention and he really likes the game itself. It’s a challenging game about different fruits and about harvesting each fruits. However, there’s a villain which is the raven’s black ball! Watch out!!! Such a fun game! The only thing is that, sometimes the magnetic stick attracts two balls at the same time and it’s hard to split the two different balls with different colors but my child was able to manage them well! Great job! I like that the balls stay inside the board, easy to store. I highly recommend it!

My 10,6,2 yr old loves this toy.It’s so interactive.I love the pen was magnetic.At first I wasn’t getting it.But my kids showed it to me. It’s easy to clean too.I love that it’s wooden one.So that’s a plus it’s worth it

This is a really cute and simple magnetic puzzle by Haba called Orchard Maze Magnetic Sorting Game. It’s definitely made for younger kids to help with their finer motor skills and takes a lot of concentration. The puzzle has four sections of different fruit trees into which a child can use a magnetic stick to drag the four fruit varieties differentiated by four different colors of four different colors. The fruits are cherries, plums, pears, and apples. There is also a basket on the ground into which kids can drag the fruits. A ‘raven’ ball that is black is supposed to never enter the basket, so I assume kids are supposed to leave the blackbird ball in the tree rather than pick it or put it with the other fruits’ sections in the tree. The pieces of this puzzle are all attached to the board, either under plastic (all magnetic balls) or attached with a short cord (magnetic wand). Kids never endanger themselves with small pieces but rather use their fine motor skills and concentration to drag the balls to their sections or the basket, therefore eliminating all choking danger. You’ll also never lose any parts of this puzzle! My three-year-old loves moving the balls around the board and has yet to tire of it. It’s also provided a great learning initiative because she is in the question-asking stage and has learned a lot about fruits and harvesting!