All About Me Sorting Neighborhood Set

Sorting, storytelling, and social-emotional learning—all in one colorful set. The All About Me Sorting Neighborhood combines bright family counters with stackable, two-piece houses for hands-on play that builds real-life skills. Kids can match people to “their house,” sort by color or character, and use the figures to talk about families, routines, and feelings—making this a favorite for classrooms, play therapy spaces, and pediatric OT.

• 48-piece set: includes 36 family counters and 6 two-piece houses.
• Multiple ways to sort: match by color or by character type (grown-ups, kids, baby, and a family dog).
• Imaginative play built in: create a “neighborhood,” act out routines, and build simple stories.
• Great for sand tray therapy: can be used as miniature families and houses
• Easy clean-up: counters store inside the houses—great for home, classroom, or therapy bags.
• Ages 3+: designed for preschool and early learners.

Why occupational therapists love it: This set is an easy way to target core developmental skills through play. It can support:

• Fine motor skills: grasp, release, precision placement, and in-hand manipulation
• Visual-motor integration: matching, scanning, and placing counters accurately
• Executive functioning: sorting rules, sequencing, following directions, and clean-up routines
• Language + social-emotional learning: talking about families, feelings, home routines, and problem-solving
• Play skills: pretend play, turn-taking, cooperative building, and flexible thinking

OT-friendly activity ideas:

• “Find my home” match: match each figure to the correct colored house for visual scanning and accuracy.
• Sorting rules game: “Sort by color… now by type… now by size/role” to practice flexibility and attention.
• Follow-the-direction builds: “Put the baby in the blue house, then the dog in the yellow house” for listening and working memory.
• Feelings + routines: use the figures to act out morning routines, bedtime, or “what to do when I’m upset.”
• Tool upgrade: move counters with tongs or tweezers for added hand strength and precision.

Perfect for: pediatric OT, preschool classrooms, social-emotional learning centers, play therapy spaces, and home play that supports development.

Safety note: Adult supervision recommended for young children.