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If I would have seen this in person I probably wouldn't have paid that much for the item that I could have gotten the dollar store for under $5. The appearance of the actual item looks cheaply made. The ones in the dollar store about the same. I don't think this was good value for the money, unless you don't have a dollar store near you and I was looking for a gift. The age range that I bought the gift for is age three to four.

I bought these because our little guy loves to learn & I thought this would be a fun & easy way to learn the alphabet and to spell. He’s always asking to play with it and is learning from matching the pictures and letter cubes. This is what a toy should be-it makes learning fun. Great quality at a fair price.

I am super excited for my kids to use this. My daughter is 5 and learning how to spell words and my 2 year old is learning to talk, so I think this is going to be great for the both of them.

If I am not the one using it with my son he does not use it. But once we do play he’s engaged and finds the puzzle spelling to be fun. It’s easy to use but the small pieces can get overwhelming for young children.

Easy to use

Works superbly with my 3.5 yo!!!! She loved it. The 5 yo was interested , but had better things to play with.

I purchased this item for my great grandson, who is 5. I was advised by his parents that he needed extra practice with letter recognition. As a retired educator I thought this was definitely one item I would invest in as a travel game. I opened the item to check it out before introducing it to him. At first everything looked as expected. Then I reviewed the guide. It states there are 8 letter cubes, however there are 12, 😊. It states, “Each card has a 3-letter word on one side and a 4-letter word on the other”. This isn’t true. There are 15 3-letter word cards with 3-letter words on both sides. The are 15 4-letter word cards with 4-letter words on both sides. Even though it works out to be even number of 3-letter and 4-letter word cards it doesn’t allow for the child to practice rapid, independent card flipping, from a 3-letter word to a 4-letter word.

He is 4 and loves it. Learning a lot with this. He has learned to read texts messages if they are really simple.