Customer Reviews for Pretend & Play Work Belt Tools, 12" x 14" x 3-1/2" carrying case, Set of 20
Item # : 872840
Model # : LER9130
Pretend and play® work belt tool set contains everything that young builders need for construction play.
- Age group and grade: Ages 3 - 6 and grades toddler - 1st
- Subject: Early learning
Price is $55.69
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12 reviews
Most helpful positive review
Posted Nov 27, 2019
My little monkey loves these monkeys!
My lil monkey is 3.5 years old and absolutely loves these monkeys!
He's been hanging them from the trees and the branches, and thought it was the best thing when turning the handle made the monkeys move. A great demonstration of cause and effect. He's also discovered that turning the handle as fast as possible makes the gears spin nice and loud and can even send the m...
He's been hanging them from the trees and the branches, and thought it was the best thing when turning the handle made the monkeys move. A great demonstration of cause and effect. He's also discovered that turning the handle as fast as possible makes the gears spin nice and loud and can even send the m...
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VS
Most helpful critical review
Posted Nov 21, 2023
It broke almost immediately!
Drill broke after only a couple times out of the box. For the price this is extremely disappointing. Do not buy!!
Brette
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Posted Nov 21, 2023
It broke almost immediately!
Drill broke after only a couple times out of the box. For the price this is extremely disappointing. Do not buy!!
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Meg
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Posted Dec 24, 2022
Drill would not work
This product would be great except that the drill that came with it does not work. We tried several different batteries, all brand new and it would never turn on. That was the whole reason I bought this set, for the working drill.
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Hank
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Posted Jan 3, 2022
I would not recommend this toy
The tools were way to small… and not a good value… too expensive
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Katy
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Posted Nov 16, 2021
Perfect pretend play
My son LOVES pretend play, and mimicking what mummy and daddy do, so this set was perfect! It is life-like enough to hold his attention (by that I mean all screwdrivers fit in screws, the adjustablespanner works etc.), but also designed to be tactile and ergonomic for fitting in small hands. If I was being critical I would just say that the case was a bit flimsy, and no...
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Ali
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Posted Sep 21, 2021
Nice little set for role play, for girls too!
My daughters who are 2 and 5 both enjoy this set. They got to grips with it easily, no instructions are really needed. Their favourite part was drilling the pretend holes, although they did need some help from Daddy to hold so they could drill.
Another bonus is the way it folds up into a neat carry case so this could easily be taken elsewhere such as relatives houses e...
Another bonus is the way it folds up into a neat carry case so this could easily be taken elsewhere such as relatives houses e...
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Homeschooling mum
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Posted Sep 14, 2021
Fantastic for role play fun..
My 4 year old absolutely loves building things, so when I saw this pretend and play work belt tool set I thought he would love it, and I wasn't wrong!
The set comes in a sturdy case, so is great for when he wants to take it to grandmas house.
There is a nice range of tools, and comes with a 'magic' plank.. that makes you think that you are actually cutting the 'wood'. ...
The set comes in a sturdy case, so is great for when he wants to take it to grandmas house.
There is a nice range of tools, and comes with a 'magic' plank.. that makes you think that you are actually cutting the 'wood'. ...
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My of boys
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Posted Sep 12, 2021
Yes I'd recommend, but disappointed in the quality
Great for role play and love the case that it comes in for play in the move.
Good range of tools but tool belt is a bit ooor quality for learning resources.
Other tool toys in the LR range are fantastic ( two drill for example) but the tool belt is a
Bit flimsy and not so robust.
Decent set of tools, belt disappointing.
Good range of tools but tool belt is a bit ooor quality for learning resources.
Other tool toys in the LR range are fantastic ( two drill for example) but the tool belt is a
Bit flimsy and not so robust.
Decent set of tools, belt disappointing.
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Emma
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Posted Aug 7, 2021
Get building!
As soon as my six year old saw this set online he wanted it. I love the handy carry box it comes with, so you can keep the set together and take it with you for on the go play. He loves putting all his tools in the belt and asking me if I have any jobs that need doing around the house! It comes with a good range of tools, that won't ruin your furniture! His younger brot...
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Kate
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Posted Dec 5, 2019
Great for the budding engineer!
A game and challenge for the budding engineer.
My 5 year old "loved how the moneys move"
Great challenge for grown to read the instructions to the buddy engineer for them to build.
Matches colours and windy bits.
Little brown pieces are a little fiddly but perfectly workable with.
Monkeys move from one end to the other and then spin around too.
Lots of combinations to...
My 5 year old "loved how the moneys move"
Great challenge for grown to read the instructions to the buddy engineer for them to build.
Matches colours and windy bits.
Little brown pieces are a little fiddly but perfectly workable with.
Monkeys move from one end to the other and then spin around too.
Lots of combinations to...
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KatyGemma
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Posted Nov 27, 2019
My little monkey loves these monkeys!
My lil monkey is 3.5 years old and absolutely loves these monkeys!
He's been hanging them from the trees and the branches, and thought it was the best thing when turning the handle made the monkeys move. A great demonstration of cause and effect. He's also discovered that turning the handle as fast as possible makes the gears spin nice and loud and can even send the m...
He's been hanging them from the trees and the branches, and thought it was the best thing when turning the handle made the monkeys move. A great demonstration of cause and effect. He's also discovered that turning the handle as fast as possible makes the gears spin nice and loud and can even send the m...
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KJFoxie-C
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Posted Nov 24, 2019
Twirly whirly money's!!!
My little girl couldn't wait to play with this, she had been talking about cogs and how they worked.
Once we had put it together, using the instructions (very basic, so slow off the mark!!) we had great fun and then she went off on her own to use her own imagination to create new ways of moving the cogs. Must say that if you use the whole length, as the instructions th...
Once we had put it together, using the instructions (very basic, so slow off the mark!!) we had great fun and then she went off on her own to use her own imagination to create new ways of moving the cogs. Must say that if you use the whole length, as the instructions th...
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Katie1981
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Posted Nov 19, 2019
Engaging, hands-on building set for solo or group play
Miss M was really excited about this building set when I brought it home for her. Once the box was open she set about building her monkey wonderland. We used the instructions for our first build, although she would have been more than happy simply fitting the pieces together in whatever way she wanted.
Once she understood how to interpret the instructions herself I enc...
Once she understood how to interpret the instructions herself I enc...
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