Learning Resources Upper & Lowercase Alphabet Puzzle Cards

Grandson lies these and helping with learning letters Good visuals and practical

Great for a preschooler.

Presents for Xmas

Love these!! we use them regularly at center time

Great for my 4 year old to begin to learn the basics

These puzzle cards are great fun, and a really good way of helping letter recognition. The puzzle is made of thick, durable cardboard and includes 3 parts to each bit.. A picture.. a capital letter and a lowercase letter. The picture pieces correspond with the letters as there is a picture of an animal or object that starts with the sound the letter makes. This helps children not only learn the letters, but can start to build early word recognition. My son finds the picture card first, and says what it is.. 'so what does that begin with?'... then we look at the letters. They are printed on bright white background which makes them very easy to read. Each puzzle piece only fits on its counterpart so children will automatically know if they have the answer right or need another go. This lovely puzzle set comes packed in a durable cardboard box for easy storage. My youngest son has had lots of fun playing with the puzzle, and i feel it is really helping him with his phonics whilst having fun and not realising he is learning!.. Being a puzzle, it is also helping with his pincer movement with his fingers and hand eye coordination. I would definitely recommend these!

This is now my daughters favourite puzzle!! The box is quite big compared to the puzzle pieces so we have got rid of that and just put them in a pile on the games shelf, because they are thick and sturdy they stay together well. My daughter started reception this year so has been learning letters, she has enjoyed using this puzzle so much. She is so please with herself when she is able to match them up, she's not learning capital letters at school yes but the more she plays this the more she recognises them too. She also really likes the pictures on each card. She enjoys choosing 3 letters to complete at a time (all 26 would be to much yet) and lining them until they are all completed. It's a great way to help teach letters and phonics.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These were great mas gifts, parents loved them and they reinforce what we use at the childcare home.