Melissa & Doug ABC Picture Boards – Educational Toy With 13 Double-Sided Wooden Boards and 52 Letters
ABC, tell me what you see! These adorably illustrated boards are a great way to work on letter and word recognition; a child simply picks a board–the first letter of his or her name is always a good place to start–then fills in the uppercase and lowercase letters and identifies the picture. He or she
ABC, tell me what you see! These adorably illustrated boards are a great way to work on letter and word recognition; a child simply picks a board–the first letter of his or her name is always a good place to start–then fills in the uppercase and lowercase letters and identifies the picture. He or she can turn it over or take another board and do it all again. With so many letters (each letter in the alphabet in both uppercase and lowercase), children can find infinite ways to play!
Product Features
- Spelling toy with 13 double-sided boards and 52 colorful letters
- Includes both uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet
- Adorable illustrations include kid-favorite animals (dog, fish), places (igloo, moon), and objects (boat, watch)
- Sturdy wooden construction for years of play
- Encourages letter, word, and color recognition; promotes matching, memory, and fine motor skills
- WARNING: Choking Hazard – Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
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Wish they weren’t double-sided Bought this for Wee One since he is learning his alphabet. We love all things Melissa and Doug, but were actually a smidgen disappointed with this. Since the pieces are double-sided, he will grab a letter out of the box to try to find where it belongs, and it won’t be there since it is on the back side. We try to divide the pieces up A-M and N-Z and flip the boards over approximately, but he does get kind of frustrated playing by himself since he doesn’t understand why he can’t put the pieces…
Needs a better storage box This is nicely made and a great set. My two problems are that the letter boards that you place the letters are are back and front. This makes the item less bulky to store, but not the easier to lay out letters when you’re trying to do multiple ones at once. I hope that makes sense. Like, the J might actually be on the back of the K, so you can’t lay them all out in order and have your kid do the entire alphabet at once. Also, there is no lid for the box once you open it from amazon, so you ave…
Love the idea of it Love the idea of it..but I hated that the letter boards are double sided so the child cannot see all the letters at once. They only can do half of the alphabet at a time. Other than that it was excellent quality.