Sesiiduo Toddler Talking Preschool Autism Sensory Toys & Sight Words Printed Flash Cards

Sesiiduo Toddler Talking Preschool Autism Sensory Toys & Sight Words Printed Flash Cards

(131 customer reviews)

$7.99

Perfect Learning Toys

This talking flash card educational toy Enhance cognitive ability, exercise hearing and build vocabulary for kids. Pocket speech for toddlers have word pronunciation function and each word card can be accurately pronounced, which is very suitable for children to perceive colors and enhance basic knowledge.

Interesting Flash Cards Toys

Speech therapy toys talking flash cards provide a fun way for children to understand and relate these words to their lives. This is especially popular in the classroom. The machine will tell you the words. The kids try to pronounce words. It’s interesting toys for children’s cognitive learning.

Autonomic Learning

Mimicking animal sounds will get kids interested in the talking flash cards. We tested more than 100 children who significantly reduced their screen time, able to learn independently with this toy for more than 60 minutes a day.

  • Sesiiduo Toddler Talking Flash Cards are designed to enhance cognitive ability, exercise hearing, and build vocabulary for kids between the ages of one and four.
  • These autism sensory toys feature 224 sight words, with each word card accurately pronounced to help children perceive colors and enhance their basic knowledge.
  • The interactive design of these talking flash cards provides a fun and engaging way for children to understand and relate the words to their lives, making learning more enjoyable.
  • The toy’s ability to mimic animal sounds helps get kids interested and encourages independent learning, reducing screen time and allowing for more than 60 minutes of play per day.
  • Constructed from premium, long-lasting materials, these flash cards are easy to maintain and clean, making them a great choice for parents and caregivers.
  • The portable and lightweight design of the Sesiiduo Toddler Talking Flash Cards allows for on-the-go play, ensuring that the educational benefits can be enjoyed anywhere.
  • The captivating sound effects and vibrant pink design of these learning toys will captivate toddlers, making them a valuable tool for preparing kids for success and exposing them to the world of learning.
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131 reviews for Sesiiduo Toddler Talking Preschool Autism Sensory Toys & Sight Words Printed Flash Cards

  1. Grover Buckle –

    I bought it for my daughter who has special needs. It’s very powerful, I think it takes time. My daughter practiced a great number and letter puzzle

  2. Kyle Lucius –

    I like these wooden cards. I’m not sure if they’re really wooden, but they’re really sturdy. My daughter put them in her mouth and they didn’t spread. The box they entered was very convenient, but my box was broken and I had to order a replacement. So I think they are not as sturdy as cards and letters. They are like small puzzles of numbers 1-10.

  3. Merle Gaskell –

    Great product!! My daughter likes it, and I like it too. However, the lid of the box suddenly opened. This is the only drawback because they are stored in this way.

  4. Basil Charley –

    This article fits the description, but I am saddened to see the container lid torn open. The shipping box is not damaged, which makes me confident that the item was damaged before shipment.

  5. Bevis Mike –

    I don’t know how much my two-year-old child knows, but he surprised me and quickly learned what he didn’t know. He likes these educational games. He’s really a small sponge.

  6. Harold Leopold –

    So I played with this outfit twice under 10% supervision. I would say they like it. I like their ability to track letters and numbers with their fingers in the small forest. My two-year-old child sat excitedly playing cards together. If I pay 5-6 barrels for this product, I won’t be disappointed, but the price of 20 barrels is too expensive for its quality. The cards are not very thick, only cardboard.<Letters are cheap, some of them are divided into two letters (only 15 days)<I also don't like the rough edges and small edges of letter B, which makes it difficult for my 18 month old child to solve problems. In addition, the vertices of X are smaller, forming the top and bottom, while O is not circular and has an egg shape. The number 3 also has specific high and low values, which makes it more demanding. If you ask me, there's no need.

  7. Norman Tracy –

    My daughter likes them, and we play with them every day.

  8. Toby Jefferson –

    This is everything shown in their photos! Perfect size and very sturdy. Suitable for all age groups! My son is one year old and lives next to them.

  9. Alexia Lytton –

    My two-year-old child likes this. From the teacher’s perspective, he learned many important developmental skills while playing with these things. Letter recognition, fine motor skills, color recognition, etc. Very suitable for use in the classroom or at home! Very good purchase.

  10. Amanda Kingsley –

    We like this product, but missed the letter ‘T’, which is very disappointing because we used it as a pre-school tool when searching for the alphabet.

  11. Gabriel Ezekiel –

    My 3-year-old child loves this educational game! Its well structured and durable storage compartment is also an additional advantage!

  12. Willie Rose –

    I am very satisfied with this product. Durable 4/5 and sturdy 4/4, but you can give it as a gift because it’s brand new.

  13. Meredith Forster –

    The box broke as soon as it arrived, and the tape was torn like before. It was boring to come back. There are no new icons at the edge of the map

  14. Richard Adela –

    My daughter likes these, they are of really good quality. The letters are made of wood, the cards are thick, and they don’t fold, making them very suitable for children. My daughter is almost three years old.

  15. Gustave Pulitzer –

    They’re amazing! My child in his 2000s immediately fell in love with these cards and letters, and enjoyed using them to learn letters and numbers. The color of the wooden letters matches the color of the card, and I noticed that this helps him find the correct card. She also likes illustrations. Nothing is ambiguous. For babies or toddlers who tend to put things in their mouths, these letters may pose a risk of suffocation, but they are marked on the box. As long as you use these cards and letters wisely, everything will be fine. If you purchase the included storage box and only have enough space to store the product, this can be quite painful. We have purchased several STEM toys, and the storage containers they provide have this issue. This plastic trash can is designed specifically for wooden letters and cards, making it perfect for storing anything and providing ample space. For this, I am very grateful and will definitely make another purchase.

  16. Ward Marcus –

    Great game. I like puzzle matching components. Good card! The overall quality is very good. When I was playing this game with my 3.5-year-old nephew, I noticed that:1 letter is colored on both sides, so it’s easy to confuse whether they point up or down. This is great for older children who need challenges, but it’s really difficult for my nephew who just learned the alphabet. I painted the other side black with a marker, and letters with similar appearances have the same or similar colors because the letters C, U, V, and Y are all purple; M and W are orange and red; I and T are green. For older children, this is not important. Even a huge challenge. But my nephew has encountered difficulties in this regard because he has just started learning. All letters refer to animals. I know they want to keep a theme, but words like jaguar, unicorn whale, hedgehog, quail, iguana, vulture, and yak are difficult for children who haven’t learned them yet to understand. The X-ray fish is a bit exaggerated (but I think we all agree that the xylophone is not there). In addition, my nephew felt frustrated with me when he saw the crocodile and refused to accept “A”. Obviously, he first learned about crocodiles. This part is a bit interesting because most adults can’t even distinguish. That is to say, my nephew really likes this game, and when it comes up, he always asks to play the ‘ABC game’. Although I pointed out some dirty things, the most important thing is that it combines learning and fun. He found it very interesting, and we played in different ways: hiding, fishing, shopping, and so on. These cards have all gone through the process of child abuse and are still clean and unchanged in shape.

  17. Bernard Bell –

    My daughter G likes it. She studies and entertains

  18. Pamela Ellen –

    Wow, I really want to buy it early! Every child is different, but this is a miracle for my 3-year-old son. In this game, he learned the last ten letters of the alphabet about four times and now he fully understands. He wants to play this game every day, and we turned it into a game to see who can catch letters the fastest after recognizing them. It’s simple, done very well, and very successful in our home!

  19. Hardy Oscar –

    My two-year-old child likes this set! We change learning by doing only numbers or letters, or a combination of both. We combined it with flash cards and classified bears, and she had a great time playing!

  20. Yvette Hutt –

    Love products that children truly love and showcase their true learning abilities in games. However, there is an issue with my business card as it contains the word lizard, but for Capitol One, the puzzle has been solved. Including images

  21. Jeffrey Rosalind –

    My thugs love them! Play number puzzles every day! We haven’t found the alphabet yet

  22. April William –

    I bought it for my brother’s birthday. Love her!

  23. Kevin Shakespeare –

    My daughter likes to play with these

  24. Cynthia Coverdale –

    I like these, but I really wish they were all made of wood so I could have a sturdy toy to chew on. Ralph is 1.5 years old this year, but he loves her.

  25. Christian Toland –

    After several failed attempts to get our son interested in the ABC campaign, we finally found the winner. This is very interesting and charming, you can do it with them. Absolutely recommend!

  26. Jonas Barrett –

    Missing the number 1 and letter M, but there are two letters K and two letters J.

  27. Hayden Abraham –

    The alphabet is great, and for children, learning how to insert letters on cards is not difficult. I would definitely recommend this toy to anyone. It is also equipped with a perfectly sized bathtub that can store anything.

  28. Leila Harold –

    When I received this letter, some of them had already been halved. The card is very sturdy, but I am disappointed with the quality of the wood

  29. Leif Carrie –

    My 3-year-old granddaughter likes to learn what tools are suitable for her

  30. Salome Agnes –

    One of the main reasons why I like this product is its neat packaging. It was transported in a bubble/Manila folder with completely damaged lid. In addition, the width of the digital card is almost impossible to fit into the box. I am very disappointed with this product.

  31. Edwina Bird –

    I like this product because it is easy to teach my granddaughter homework.

  32. Ophelia Bryce –

    I like this toy, which is exactly what I want a 1-year-old boy to do. He learns its colors and letters, and then learns about animals

  33. Hubery Walpole –

    I just love them. Very durable, she likes it. Very educational. You won’t be disappointed.

  34. Cornelia Wallace –

    Overall, we really like these cards. The format of the puzzle competition makes them more attractive than traditional index cards, and the illustrations are also very cute. Letters and numbers are made of wood, but cards are mainly made of particleboard or cardboard, so they are not as sturdy. Unfortunately, we got two Js in the competition and missed the puzzle of letter L. It can force the insertion of card L, but obviously it doesn’t match. I will contact the company through the support email on the packaging, hoping to obtain L for our set.

  35. Herbert Abbot(t) –

    I like it as a practical learning product.

  36. Perry Smedley –

    At the time of delivery, the box was broken and the card with the letter Z was torn.

  37. Polly Ann –

    My son likes it. He studied the alphabet with them.

  38. Vincent Jimmy –

    This is an excellent textbook that allows you to learn letters and numbers by hand. The only issue we noticed is that our set has two wooden letters’ H ‘and the letter’ D ‘is missing. Otherwise, I would be very satisfied with this purchase.

  39. Mick Coleridge –

    These are all beautiful and great qualities. It’s great to be able to break down the alphabet into key parts. My daughter only needs about a week and a half to find the entire alphabet. I just use it for office work to maintain quality and work organization. It is equipped with this great container, making storage simple and very suitable for anyone learning task boxes. Highly recommended!

  40. Rachel Catharine –

    Some edges already have a peeling sensation. The letter G is still missing, and the letters O, K, and Y are also missing. We would greatly appreciate it if the company could send spare parts.

  41. Sabrina Johnson –

    This is a great alphabet, but I can only give it three stars because we missed the wooden letter F and the additional wooden letter J. I contacted the packaging directly via email on August 30th, but have not received their response yet.

  42. Henry Geoffrey –

    When this item was packaged, I received two letters V instead of the number 7. The two colors are the same, so I can understand how the error occurred. My daughter likes to play, but she is very frustrated because she doesn’t have what we need. Moreover, he is very tidy.

  43. Darren Tomlinson –

    Excellent products contribute to ABC learning

  44. Hogan Dodd –

    My 3-year-old grandson likes this. It is very suitable for learning through games. The quality is very good.

  45. Xenia Partridge –

    The box was damaged upon arrival and sealed with tape to prevent the contents from falling off. The lid is almost useless. I haven’t checked all the letters yet. Once it is cleaned up, I will update it quickly.

  46. Bernie Broad –

    I just arrived here today and have enjoyed 2 to 3 years of education.

  47. Sebastiane Steele –

    I opened it just because it was a gift for my daughter’s birthday. I am very satisfied with the quality of this product. These letters are dynamic and made of high-quality materials. I like thick cardboard sticky notes, so my daughter can’t fold them. I gave it four stars because the letter C printed poorly and there was no indentation to add letters, as you can see in my photos. I think I just need to flip the paper over, but it’s just the cardboard underneath. I still missed the ‘Z’ memo card, which is annoying.

  48. Paddy Waters –

    Okay, so what I bought for my child was perfect because I taught him ABC, which was worth it. The only downside is that one letter had a problem, but besides that, it was very useful to me.

  49. Virgil Occam –

    My child likes it!!! They are five and three years old. Through these letter and number operations, my children gained knowledge of letters and numbers that they interacted with. It’s really great to understand the difference between A and E through actual touch. Learning to recognize letters can help my 5-year-old child read and write.

  50. Larry Carey –

    My daughter likes these flashcards and puzzles. She is two years old and likes to match letters/numbers with the correct cards. I think these cards also help him better identify them.

  51. Cherry Strong –

    This is a great tool for mandatory learning of ABC and numbers 1-10. Each letter on the card has an image of an animal, and the animal’s number matches the number.

  52. Archibald MacAdam –

    All 5-year-old preschool children need it! High quality, bright colors, very suitable for practical use!

  53. Bennett Springhall –

    Our C card is broken. Can we exchange cards?

  54. Godfery Hopkin(s) –

    I really like cards. They are done very well, with thick letters. The only reason I gave it a Samsung is because I missed three letters. Unable to contact the seller to obtain the lost parts. I’m still keeping it. I did some.

  55. Morton Nixon –

    I like the durability of these cards. They are made of high-quality materials and should be able to be widely used. I recommend it to all children who have difficulty with numbers or letters. The price is not high.

  56. Eden Hazlitt –

    The product is good, but it appears that the used product has already been shipped. Some numbers and letters are missing! The concept of this card is very good.

  57. Earl Christopher –

    Original missing parts

  58. Agnes Malory –

    Thank you, grandson

  59. Gemma Grant –

    This is a great article, and my daughter with autism really likes it. We all love the placement of numbers and letters on matching cards, as well as the way they are organized in our own boxes.

  60. Blair Jenkin(s) –

    I have a toddler who is learning to walk and he really likes this product. The card is sturdy, the letters/numbers are of good quality, and the wood is cut. In the past few months, we have been making these cards almost every day, but we were disappointed when the card with the letter N was cracked. I sent an email to this company and their service left a deep impression on me. They replied to the email within a few minutes. Although I only requested a replacement card (due to the good product quality, payment can be made), the company asked my address to send me a new set of cards for free. The new card will arrive within a week! I like them to stick to their products and appreciate customers!

  61. Rod Bryan –

    This is one of our daughter’s favorite toys for Christmas! She learned ABC, and we tried to surround her with many ABC toys. So far, she likes to play with letters and animal names on index cards. This is a great toy that allows him to see all the letters of his favorite animal!

  62. Arlene Lily –

    I bought it for my one year old child, but the box I sent is broken. Furthermore, it appears to have been used and returned. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, I am unable to return the item. Overall, this is the worst experience.

  63. Kay Haywood –

    My son likes counting, so we started comparing numbers.

  64. Abner Clement –

    I enjoy providing personal learning opportunities.

  65. Betty Rob –

    It is very suitable for teaching children to learn numbers and letters. This product is great, but some cards have small plastic pieces hanging on them that must be cut with scissors.

  66. Xaviera Zechariah –

    I like that every piece is made for children, and they are very sturdy.

  67. Florence Michelson –

    The product is great, but I received incomplete packaging. I lost a piece of wood in size 7, but I replaced it with size 2 VS. I am unable to contact the seller to request a replacement.

  68. Aubrey Morgan –

    These are very helpful for my two-year-old child

  69. Maria Hardy –

    I bought it for my two-year-old grandson, he really likes it. Adjust the colors of letters and images to make them easier to learn. Excellent product.

  70. Page Newman –

    I bought these for my niece who has Down syndrome, she really likes them. It’s amazing to see how she organizes and names these things. Not suitable for children under 3 years old.

  71. Hyman Fast –

    I bought this alphabet for my son, but it’s not complete yet. A card does not only display the letter ‘Q’, while another card ‘Y’ has two cards with the same letter.

  72. Cash Edith –

    This is exactly what I want. Durable and excellent storage compartment.

  73. Augus Tout –

    Cleaning up after school is much easier.

  74. Emmanuel Kennan –

    My 5-year-old grandson can immediately use it for a virtual kindergarten! He likes it! I like the perfect size of his hands. My grandson likes it because it’s like a game and puzzle game.

  75. Enid Ella –

    I bought this for my grandson, they really like it! Great product!

  76. Hugo Carter –

    I’m glad I did it. My daughter is currently learning numbers and letters and can see them. She thinks it’s great.

  77. Eugene Milton –

    The cards and letters/numbers are sturdy, but the plastic bag is broken and cannot be used.

  78. Donna Louise –

    Very suitable for children over two years old!

  79. Sid Jenny –

    It was packaged in a plastic box and broke upon arrival. If I return or exchange, I will only receive a refund. Don’t buy this product!

  80. Carter Eden –

    My son is 19 months old and likes these cards!

  81. Maurice Stephens –

    Take this and let my two-year-old child live, because he is no longer in the daycare center due to C-19. She is very intelligent.

  82. Beverly Macadam –

    There are no two numbers. Therefore, when executing the numbers 1 and 10, one must be deleted to use for the other. Making my child crazy also troubles me. Feeling incomplete.

  83. Lindsay Huggins –

    The small gifts for children are really great. Colorful and well crafted.

  84. Joan Adelaide –

    My three-year-old granddaughter loves it and has learned to love it!

  85. Abigail Price –

    My two-year-old child likes to sit for long periods of time without losing interest.

  86. Honey Young –

    Excellent product. Apart from the damaged/torn storage boxes they entered, there were no other complaints. But this is a great learning tool.

  87. Catherine Tyler –

    My grandson likes this. Very educational and fun game.

  88. Tyrone Helin(a) –

    This is sweet, but when I received it, the 6th disappeared

  89. Ternence –

    I would give this product a five-star durability rating, but some small things may not last. The plastic box that stores everything is broken. This is not a big deal. Real letter and number cards are very sturdy and heavy. However, my daughter is able to peel off some cardboard with numbers and letters. Wooden numbers and letters are durable and long-lasting. I like the sound of my daughter putting wooden pieces on the cardboard. This is a great educational toy: it learns letters, colors, and animal names. She took out a bucket from the drawer and asked to play.

  90. Valerie Ackerman(n) –

    This toy is very cute, with beautiful letters and numbers. Unfortunately, these cards cannot be used as children’s toys. If the edges are not done well, you can already see that at some point, the paper will dissolve on the card and cannot be played anymore. I have another project.

  91. May Martha –

    This is very interesting. Children of all ages enjoy playing with shapes, but for toddlers who are just starting to learn shapes, letters, and numbers, this is perfect.

  92. Oliver Yonng –

    When I placed my first order, the cards and letters looked great, with the letter Y and no letter C.

  93. Elvira Ulysses –

    I ordered this for my 3-year-old child and I am impressed by its quality. The color of wooden letters is both beautiful and vivid. It doesn’t look as damaged or broken as some other popular brands. I like to put it in a beautiful plastic container for easy storage. I will buy it again as a gift!

  94. Natividad Jonathan –

    These flash cards are really great. This challenged my almost three-year-old child. The colors and photos are great, and I like it’s small and easy to carry.

  95. Mandel Thomas –

    My 16 month old child likes this puzzle. When he sings ABC, we sing it.

  96. Bess Josh –

    I just opened the product, but the letter D is missing. It’s too late to send him back now.

  97. Bowen Samson –

    These are the children of our two great grandchildren. We showed her a map, opened the numbers and letters, and she was in the city. She stayed until the matter was resolved. This teaches letters and letters, numbers and counting, and even colors, because the colors of letters and numbers must match the proportions on the map. first-class.

  98. Coral Twain –

    High quality products. This will be a great gift, perfect for children aged 1 to 3 to learn letters and numbers

  99. Omar Kipling –

    Great educational toy! The flash card components are durable, but bent. Even if it works, it still works and looks good. Letters, numbers, and high-quality wood!

  100. Madge Marjory –

    My daughter is a little over two years old, and this game really caught her attention. In addition to learning the alphabet, she can also practice: 1) fine motor skills of placing letters on cards, 2) learning colors, and 3) learning card images. Unlike index cards, this card is thick and durable. I like games that are easy to clean.

  101. Tracy Gallacher –

    Excellent product. There was a problem with the card during the first order, but it did not resolve after replacement! The second set is perfect, and our class really likes it.

  102. Raymond Woolf –

    Due to our isolation from the world, my daughter did not attend school as she used to. She is in Prek, so these are the perfect choices for her to practice letters, colors, numbers, counting images, and even animals. In addition, it also has an extra number 7, which is perfect and she loves playing with it.

  103. Ula Connie –

    The product is missing the letter A. I want to make changes, but my only option is to return. I don’t want to cause trouble because my daughter likes this game!

  104. Lionel Beerbohm –

    I think this is a great product, the only thing I got was that the box containing the card was damaged.

  105. Donahue Bloomfield –

    Numbers and letters are available. Letter recognition: Use only letters and in conjunction with cards. Color coordination, let children know what color alphabet to look for. Very interesting and maintain long-term interest.

  106. Mirabelle Alcott –

    This product is fantastic! We bought this for our 3-year-old granddaughter, she really likes it!

  107. Benedict Wild –

    I like different ways of playing games. Traditionally, we can use A, B, C, and wait. At other times, I pour all the letters/numbers into the bathtub and find the ones I’m looking for. We all love this set!! Equally surprising is how easy it is to clean. I put the plastic bag with letters/numbers in the provided box.

  108. Otis Ted –

    If you’re not careful, index cards can be folded, but we also love them! If you want to put a letter/number puzzle on an index card, it can help our children with hand eye coordination and is usually perfect for learning their numbers and letters together!

  109. Martha Theresa –

    I bought these for my 3-year-old nephew. Because of COVID-19, he no longer goes to kindergarten. I don’t want him to back down. He absolutely loves her!

  110. Gregary Cumberland –

    My daughter likes me bringing this to her. She will sit and play for 15-20 minutes.

  111. Rudolf Eugen –

    The box is broken and very unsafe. A toddler who was learning to walk opened it to play, but the lid was broken. I can’t even let my child pass through the container and take things out carefree.

  112. Winni Aled(k) –

    My two-year-old daughter likes this kit, it’s fun to load letters with a flash card. I strongly recommend this easy to clean product.

  113. Novia Hume –

    My son really likes it. He doesn’t always speak, which is very helpful for his communication. Great discovery

  114. Nydia Bruce –

    My 18 month old granddaughter likes it. They are well packaged and durable.

  115. Andrea Gracie –

    My two-year-old child really likes them! We will use them for a long time.

  116. Phil Motley –

    My child likes to play with this product.

  117. Veronica Horatio –

    My granddaughter and I both like it.

  118. Rose Horace –

    This is the best one I have bought so far. For children, this is easy to understand and has educational significance.

  119. Wallis Browne –

    good. Only one letter is missing

  120. Saxon Raglan –

    Surprisingly, I am delighted to be able to use it with my two-year-old child.

  121. Phoebe Duncan –

    My 3.5-year-old child likes this set! We use it every day. Sometimes they are just cards, sometimes they are just wooden letters, and sometimes both. This has given us many opportunities to practice letters and numbers.

  122. Herman Julian –

    Well done, very interesting! My two-year-old granddaughter and I played for a long time. The durable container is also suitable for storage.

  123. Cornell Bridges –

    I like this toolkit. I like reusable bathtubs so that dirt doesn’t scatter anywhere. It is a Tupperware type, but it is so closed that my 4-year-old child cannot open it alone. This is very important to me because I replaced hundreds of dollars worth of educational puzzles and games that were lost. Cards have different learning aspects, from colors to animals, from counting to letters. These cards can be used for letter pronunciation and various cognitive challenges for children. As long as you use your imagination and focus on different aspects of learning, it will not become commonplace. This job is done very well and very steadily. I hope to have this toolkit for a while, I am happy. Very suitable for rainy activities. Highly recommended!!!!

  124. Sandy Middleton –

    They are even more magical than I imagined! Containers are very suitable for storage (not just cheap packaging). The letters are solid and made of wood, while the cards are solid! They did a great job and proved it to the children!

  125. Kerwin Finger –

    I have this to help my twins connect letters and words. What I don’t know is that it can help my daughter solve this problem. She will come to get the box and ask to play. She likes it this way. In the past two weeks, his athletic skills have greatly improved.

  126. Queena Cooper –

    Our two-year-old child has been eating for several months now and is being asked almost every day!

  127. Andy Bill –

    I like the durability of this product, but this set lacks No. 6 wood. I also have questions about this product.

  128. Ira Commons –

    Very suitable for helping children learn ABC and numbers.

  129. Freda Joule –

    I use it to teach children how to walk, and he really likes it! However, the letter ‘I’ has images and words starting with ‘L’, which is a big mistake for me, especially when the teacher is writing a letter to the child for the first time. Moreover, it is excellent and very durable!

  130. Frances Connor –

    I bought this game for children under two years old as a game for our whole family to play together (supervised and with a lot of practical feedback). This ultimately became a very interesting ‘game’ that provided a lot of learning exercises and had the opportunity to offer a lot of feedback and praise for problem-solving. Yes, it’s not entirely clear yet, but it’s something they can do together (they really enjoy discovering).

  131. Samuel Hawthorne –

    I like this set. The possibilities are infinite! We practice spelling words with cards and tiles. I wish I had found them a year ago. I have four and five year old children who play/learn these things every day. I strongly recommend this amazing setup. I also like having a box to store everything, so you won’t lose cards or fragments.

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