Learning Resources Alphabet Center Pocket Chart: Phonics Teaching Props for Preschool & Kindergarten, 213-Piece Set

When I received the item, it was full of mold. I did exchange, and that one had mold as well.

This pocket chart is so helpful with teaching my reading intervention group! I love that the words are written on the back of the pictures with a highlighted letter to support with phonics. I highly recommend for any teacher or parent! The kids LOVE learning with this tool!

Our chart came with 2 rows that read OPQRSTU. The row for HIJKLMN was missing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 5 and 3 year old kids are both able to play with this educational tool. Because it has so many different applications, I can make games harder for my older child and easier for the younger child! It's hanging on our wall in our office/virtual classroom.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice educational "toy" kids can play certain ways or even use their imagination and play how they are fit. I have 3 girls 5,3,2 and they all love it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids and I are big fans of Learning Resources educational toys because they're fun and really educational. This Alphabet Pocket Chart is no different, my kids enjoy playing and learning with this pocket chart. This is a great tool for kids , especially now that most kids are doing distance learning. This gives them a break from everything online, they love that they can do spelling and put the cards on the pockets.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This alphabet chart was a very useful resource for my children . It helped them learn their letters.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This pocket organizer has been super helpful for virtual teaching our boys. They have mastered their letters, so we've used it as a Task Organizer. It helps them with routines in the morning and bedtime. When they've completed a task they get to turn their card around for the day.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was supposed to receive this product in exchange for a review. However, I never received the product and now the review is due. Failure to submit a review will penalize me, so here it is anyways: This chart looks to be fun and educational. While my youngest knows his sounds and corresponding words, he still would have had a great time playing with and using this chart. Based on the photo included on this review submission, it looks like this would be ideal for preschool age kids (2-5). It looks easy-to-use and seems like it would look nice in a daycare or preschool facility. If used in home, I'd prefer that the colors were more neutral, so as not to draw undue attention away from home decor. Overall, it seems like it would be a nice product. I hope my package arrives soon!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This reminds me of something that would have been in my kindergarten class that I would have loved but never got to play with much and there would have never had a chance to own at home. My daughter is 2 and really too young for this but she loves it and hopefully the cardboard pieces will survive her and we will be able to use it to practice with letters and words for a long time. I just have to closely watch her with it for now. Would have been nice if it had come with some 3m hooks to attach it to the wall. And unfortunately I ripped a few of the pieces a little bit just trying to remove them from package. I tried to add picture but it will not let me for some reason

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The pocket chart arrived at the perfect time. I was to the point of trying to find a new way of going over the alphabet with my kids. I wanted to be able to provide them with more than the typical picture representation. The pocket chart is a great way to work on the alphabet with children. My kids were excited to place the pieces in the correct pocket. I would definitely recommend to anyone looking for additional alphabet tools. I also think it would be a great asset to have in a classroom.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is 3 and he knows how to say the alphabet but are working on identifying letters and objects that start with certain letters. This chart is perfect as it will help him as he gets older once he knows what the letters look like, but he is able to learn and have fun now by doing object association. This is a fun and interactive learning tool! Thank you BzzAgent for this complimentary product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Learning Resources Alphabet Center Pocket Chart engage early learners in letter, word and picture recognition. My son is four years old and the Learning Resources Alphabet Center Pocket Chart is perfect for helping him to grow his reading foundational skills. I love how easy it to clean and use. Learning Resources Alphabet Center Pocket Chart has bright colors, engaging images, and active learning make this pocket chart the fun way to practice letter and sound identification, word building, spelling and more.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this product! It's super interactive, easy to use, and educational in a fun way. I have taken on elearning this year, as I'm sure a lot of other, this makes it a breeze for so many areas of learning. Both of my kids look forward to this portion of learning. They actually ask if we can do letters, rhyming, and matching. It's also very durable and will last through multiple years and kids. So, glad this makes learning fun.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great product, easy to use, good size especially from the wall. Easy for kids to read and understand

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Both of my children really enjoyed using this as soon as we got it in the mail. They were so excited we haven't even had a chance to hang it yet. There is a wide variety of different ways to use it such as teaching sounds of letters, spelling, and vowels vs. Consonants. The only down side we have seen so far is when we started putting pictures away the seam between the V and W was not sown all the way down so it ripped and now they are connected.

It is to be used as a teaching tool.

Students love to see what pictures each letter has. Teachers can use this center for a variety of different activities.

This pocket chart set has many possibilities, from simple upper/lowercase matching to matching rhyming picture cards to language exploration and more. Activity suggestions are included. The sheets of medium thickness laminated cardboard easily separated from each other and the picture and letter cards were easy to punch out of the forms.