Interactive ABC Wall Chart With Sound, Electronic Talking Alphabet Poster kids Learning ABC Letter & 123s Numbers Sounds Poster Wall Charts for 1 year old, 5Pcs

We have a nonverbal grandchild on the autism spectrum and are so excited to have found this item! We will not be leaving it at his house but will bring it with us to play with him every time we visit, because when we are the ones to present it we can watch carefully that it is treated respectfully because it is only posterboard and we immagine could be torn quite easily if left with a child who is not yet disciplined to take care of his belongings. It is a fabulous interactive toy that speaks and can be clearly understood, except when it says yuck for Yak. It can be hung up so our grandson and granddaughter can use it anytime they want to as long as we are watching, but children who know how to be careful with it would be fine being left alone with it, I'm sure. It arrived promptly, packaged securely, works perfectly, (well, sometimes the correct answer is pressed and it doesn't respond, oops!) But it is a great toy/tool to have to encourage speech and we are very excited to have found this item and have used it once with our granddaughter who at 2 and a half was VERY engaged with it. We are looking forward to presenting it to our five year old non-verbal grandson on future visits to this same household because while his sister enjoyed it, he was distracted by other things the first time we got it out.

My two year old LOVES this chart. It’s so independently interactive and is definitely helping him recognize letters and numbers. I’ve heard the songs at least two hundred times already, over the couple months this has been hanging in his room & it’s not annoying or anything. There’s a volume control, however, it is not ‘quiet’. I’m pretty sure in the video that’s the lowest volume. But again, it’s not too loud really. My only criticism of this awesome product, is the letter Y for Yak- it says what sounds like Yuck to me.... so when he pushes it, I correct it and say, Y is for yuck, but that is a Yak & we laugh.. everytime. Lol. I do recommend this product and do believe it’s a great alternative to tablets or screens Another funny thing about this chart, which He doesn’t understand- is the letter J picture. J for juice with a picture of what looks like cocktails! Again, I laugh.

With a kindergartner and a preschooler at home with varying learning schedules, I wanted a way to reinforce letters and letter sounds. This poster fit the bill perfectly! The poster has several different functions, allowing kids of different ability levels to hear letter sounds, match letters with pictures, and hunt for letters and numbers in a game-type setting. The touch controls work well for my three- and five-year-old, and the games include gentle reminders and help that make it work for both the kindergarten and preschool set. I like that the kids can play together on a flat surface or use as poster on a wall. Bonus that the interactive poster comes with several other (non-interactive) posters about the galaxy, states, and fruits and vegetables that are great additions to our home classroom!

My 3 year old granddaughter loves learning letters and words and really loves this poster! The pictures are colorful and the letters and numbers are big enough that she can easily point to them. She loves the music too. It also comes with extra posters of vegetables, map of the United States, the solar system and counting/numbers. I prefer this type of interactive learning as opposed to watching TV or games on a tablet. Great job for creating this poster!

Easy to use. My 2 kiddos like it. My only negative critic is how the folded it in the box leaves creases ... Hopefully it 'll straighten out - but hasn't yet (after 1 week & reverse folding)?

Very valuable purchase with cool nursery songs, voice talks kid through alphabet if you dont want to, challenges their thinking and even comes with planet, number and US chart to give extended learning which is a better deal than some of the other learning mats.

I purchased this product in hopes that it would be a great educational simple to use tool for my four-year-old to prepare for kindergarten. Thankfully he knows his ABCs and is learning however this tool is incorrect. It pronounces yak as yuck and as the letters are creating the game to find the letter it often will glitch and not allow you to click on the correct letter however in the video it did not catch it that time. I feel that for a company from another country, might need to stick to their own alphabet and language because selling to another country with incorrect pronunciation, as an educational tool, just doesn’t seem correct. I’m disappointed with this product, I do not recommend this product at all. I also do not like that the letter S, is associated with ship, it should be more simple. But the pronunciation of the word yak is kind of an insult to the English language.

Once the batteries went in it was easy to use with a super friendly voice....It will be nice for my niece to learn her #s and alphabet!! I hope they come out with more to learn spelling and math problems