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Great Hands-on Learning!
My 2.5 year old has already learned his uppercase letters using a puzzle and has really taken to this lowercase letter puzzle. This puzzle is a great hands-on activity for children who can't yet write their letters, but can become familiar with what the lowercase letters are supposed to look like. It's also great for being able to recognize the difference between the "b" and "d" letters, which are commonly mistaken.The puzzle is made of textured rubber, which makes it easy for little hands to get a feel for the letters. The puzzle itself is thin and easily bendable. It measures 1'x1' square. It comes with a plastic container that the puzzle sits in and alphabetized illustrations on cardstock.I only give it 4 stars because there are several small circle parts, which go inside several of the letters. For example, the middle of the "a" has a small circle hole that can be taken out. These little pieces are the same color as the background and can be removed with the letter. I removed these little extra pieces so they wouldn't be lost (or eaten), since they're not really part of the letter itself. The middle of the "e" especially, is a small sliver and is too small for a small child to be playing with. The puzzle I received has the reverse of the colors than the one pictured. It has a blue background with yellow letters. (See added pictures above)This is a wonderful tool for little learners to learn their letters!
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My 2.5 year old has already learned his uppercase letters using a puzzle and has really taken to this lowercase letter puzzle. This puzzle is a great hands-on activity for children who can't yet write their letters, but can become familiar with what the lowercase letters are supposed to look like. It's also great for being able to recognize the difference between the "b" and "d" letters, which are commonly mistaken.
The puzzle is made of textured rubber, which makes it easy for little hands to get a feel for the letters. The puzzle itself is thin and easily bendable. It measures 1'x1' square. It comes with a plastic container that the puzzle sits in and alphabetized illustrations on cardstock.
I only give it 4 stars because there are several small circle parts, which go inside several of the letters. For example, the middle of the "a" has a small circle hole that can be taken out. These little pieces are the same color as the background and can be removed with the letter. I removed these little extra pieces so they wouldn't be lost (or eaten), since they're not really part of the letter itself. The middle of the "e" especially, is a small sliver and is too small for a small child to be playing with. The puzzle I received has the reverse of the colors than the one pictured. It has a blue background with yellow letters. (See added pictures above)
This is a wonderful tool for little learners to learn their letters!
The puzzle is made of textured rubber, which makes it easy for little hands to get a feel for the letters. The puzzle itself is thin and easily bendable. It measures 1'x1' square. It comes with a plastic container that the puzzle sits in and alphabetized illustrations on cardstock.
I only give it 4 stars because there are several small circle parts, which go inside several of the letters. For example, the middle of the "a" has a small circle hole that can be taken out. These little pieces are the same color as the background and can be removed with the letter. I removed these little extra pieces so they wouldn't be lost (or eaten), since they're not really part of the letter itself. The middle of the "e" especially, is a small sliver and is too small for a small child to be playing with. The puzzle I received has the reverse of the colors than the one pictured. It has a blue background with yellow letters. (See added pictures above)
This is a wonderful tool for little learners to learn their letters!
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Grandchildren love this learning puzzle.
Reviewed in Canada on June 26, 2019