1000 PCS Party Favors for Kids, Fidget Toys Bulk, Prize Treasure Box Toys for Classroom, Birthday Gifts, Pinata Stuffers, Goodie Bags Stuffers for Kids, Carnival Prizes

I have bought a ton of bulk fidget packs and this is my favorite one! I like to use these for a lot of different things- teal pumpkin for Halloween, party favors, boo bag, and gift bags for classmates at daycare/preschool for holidays. This pack has a great variety with good quality fidgets that are the perfect size and so much fun! I’m so excited I finally found a fidget pack that I love!

I bought this to fill out gift bags for coworkers for Christmas. I have 200 bags. I roughly divided 3 piles of favors, teeny(tattoos , balloons) in one, and 2 other piles of medium to large-ish. Each bag got 3 things, a favor from each pile. Towards the last few bags when my piles were getting slim, I mixed up the offering a little different to make it work, but it filled the need for all bags. Also added candy and a few other higher end items (I work in a hospital so each bag will get a little squeeze light, a folding scissors and a mini dry erase). I left out a few things, the paper airplane paper, and the bug rings, because I didn't think the bug rings felt christmas-y lol but I'll save them as a Halloween favor. I'll use the colorful papers for a future project. The jeweled rings needed to be super glued and one frog had a broken leg, but other than that everything was great. I had to put the puzzle balls together. I'm very satisfied for the price. The way I divided it for my bags(remember these are for adults), I put 2 people shapes together, 3 flower shapes together , 3 paperclips together. Would definitely do again.

Super cute, loved the variety and texture of all of it! Definitely fun for kids! Quantity was great

So many awesome small toys that are definitely worth it for the money! They’re cute and perfect for the reward system I’m using for my students.

I bought this as a reward system for my littles (5 and 7), and as soon as I opened it, they started calling dibs on stuff. Cons: origami paper, hair ties, temporary tattoos, metal bracelets, and SO many toys that were very tiny and/or unable to be played with alone. Pros: pop-its of various sizes and shapes, finger skateboards, cars, gems/coins/rings that will be perfect for pirate treasures, and enough duplicates that my kids don't have to share the one thing they both want. I opened everything up and repackaged some a few items so they would get enough enjoyment out of their reward to keep them cleaning their room. Note: these are party favors. They are VERY cheaply made, so not recommended for preschool or younger. Expect everything to break within 24 hours of play.

300 of the prizes are toddler hair ties, origami paper, and really cheap balloons. There are also 100 little flowers that are fun to connect together, and you’d probably want to give 4 of those to fully play with it. I was almost okay with it since I gained a bunch of really sturdy hair ties for my little and we could now get into origami. I was also happy to have balloons for her birthday, but I just found out how stiff they are and how much they don’t stretch. I feel safe enough to blow them up to 6 inches. The balloon neck doesn’t immediately blow I to a ball and stretches first, which makes me anxious. It doesn’t fill like the balloons I’m accustomed to using. So, this was disappointing. However, all the other toys were good quality toys and the trick-or-treaters were happy to see them. They need to just put more of those and none of the hair ties, balloons, and origami paper. They’re pretty useless for party favors.

Works well for prize pool for children's church.

These items were amazing for our foster children in Pinal County