Jane Choi Wooden Educational Toys, Develops Alphabet Words Match And Spell Game for Kids Toddles, Preschool Learning Toys, Puzzle English Learn Toys (30pcs Cards)

We are very happy with the product and I will post a review. I bought it for my young nephew who is 3 years old. I teach children with dyslexia. I would suggest one change that would improve the educational appeal of this item for teachers: using lower case letters instead of all capital letters is best practice when children are learning to read and spell new, single words. I hope this is helpful. Overall though, great item, excellent quality and very reasonable price.

Nice set of cards and alphabet dice, my 3 year old enjoys learning with them. Useful to have the card holder which allows you to easily hide the word so they can spell it themselves as they improve. Would be good to have cards split according to difficulty (e.g. 3 letter words with vowel in middle are easiest, building upto 4 letter words etc), particularly as cards are double sided so you can't split each one.

Excellent learning / educational Toy . Bought this for our 3 year old granddaughter during the covid19 lockdown and this has given her hours of fun - she just loves this. Playing and learning at the same time

Lovely item, very helpful and educational, I've purchased them for my autistic child, time will tell if they'll be useful and will keep you posted. Cards seemed a bit fragile but I've laminated them and they should be ready for a prolonged period of play/ learning time. 👍👍

I like it but after opening a lot of the cards had to be wiped as they were dirty and the finish on the slot for standing the cards in doesn't have the best finish

This a lovely product which my daughter, aged four, is learning to spell words with. She finds using this fun and it makes spelling a bit of a game. I would recommend it to anyone who is teaching their child to spell. I'm using it in the current climate to home school as our pre-school is closed due to COVID-19. Again brilliant product. Would make a lovely gift.

This is a lovely idea but as others have said it’s a shame the letters aren’t in lower case. They are also very feint. I think I may have to colour mine in.

My only problem is that some letters are faded away. But apart from that my son loves it. Great way to introduce letters to the toddlers with a bit of fun.