BESTAMTOY 52 Pieces Matching Game, Wooden Alphabet Animal Puzzles for Toddlers, ABC Peg Puzzles for Kids Ages 3-5, Preschool Learning Activities Toys
$25.99
Price: $25.99
(as of Jan 01, 2025 18:49:53 UTC – Details)
Product Description
LEARNING MADE FUN: This wooden alphabet puzzle encourages children to learn their letters through colorful animal shaped blocks in fun, interactive ways.
BRIGHT DESIGNS: Each letter of the alphabet is represented by a differently shaped and colored animal block to help toddlers easily recognize and remember each letter.
EDUCATIONAL TOYS: As kids play, sort, stack and build with the blocks, they are subconsciously strengthening fine motor skills and learning letter recognition and sounds.
DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: Made from sustainable wood, each block is finished with non-toxic paints and designed to withstand enthusiastic play while sparking little imaginations.
HOURS OF CREATIVE PLAY: With 26 letters to explore, this alphabet set provides endless opportunities for open-ended learning through pretend, sorting, matching and creative construction for preschoolers.
Customers say
Customers find the toy building blocks imaginative and fun. They appreciate the bright colors and interlocking pieces. The quality is good, though some find them harder to match up.
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Catsfureva –
Cutest puzzle for the animal lover!
The only complaint I have is that my child refuses to believe the iguana for âiâ is not a frog⦠but as he gets older heâll understand. He is only three :)I personally am not worried about their small size and he seems to do fine putting the letters with their matching animals.
TGyr –
Cute
This is such a cute and imaginative toy. Bright colors and interlocking pieces. Nicely made.
cz –
well made wooden toy
This toy has quickly become one of my nieces’ favorite toys! It’s very educational for learning the 26 letters of the alphabet. Each letter is paired with a corresponding animal, making it a perfect way to learn both letters and animal names at the same time. The pieces are made of sturdy wood and feel very well-crafted. The colors are vibrant and engaging. The pieces are a bit small, so they require careful attention for little hands to match them, and it can be a bit hard to find the matching pieces. Overall, it’s educational, fun, and the perfect addition to any preschool learning activity.
Morgan –
Super Cute
Purchased as a christmas gift for one of my students with ASD who loves the alphabet. Hes going to love these!
Stephanie Lawson –
Not as great as I thought
These are a fun idea. They are good quality too, but they are harder to match up and put together than I expected. I have them for 4-5 year olds in a library and the 4 year olds struggle to use them.
Brianna –
Good toy for toddlers
We got these for our one year old but our three year old enjoys them too. The pair of them have a lot of books and toys that teach letters. This is another good such toy and has the added bonus of being 26 small and very easy puzzles. The matching pieces slide together very well and the animals represented by each puzzle are very friendly looking.I wouldn’t recommend the toy if your kid is still putting things in their mouths since the letters can fit in there pretty well and could cause choking, but for little tykes who are just learning to identify letters and love identifying animals these are a great gift.
M&S –
Super fun and great learning toy
These are so much fun and great at teaching the alphabet through shapes, colors and associations. Have had so much fun turning learning into a game. The quality is great and they didn’t smell like chemicals that some wooden toys can when first purchased. They have held up well with toddler play. An absolute must have for your toy selection. Big bonus… no batteries and screen needed.
Mitch Zheng –
A real alphabet learning toy!
I have ordered many toys from the Vine program. If I have a “Hit List”, this wooden alphabet animal puzzle will be there. There are many toys for alphabet learning, but only this one is actually appealing to kids.My grandkids love to play with it. The three and half year-old grandson already knows the alphabet well, and even can spell some words, but he likes this puzzle too, as it is a challenging puzzle.  Although the two and half year-old granddaughter can recite the whole alphabet well, actually she only can recognize a few of them. Nevertheless, she recognizes many animals by their names, perhaps the majority in the puzzle. I guess that there is some difference between boys and girls for their abstract concept capability development. Interestingly, it appears that she is doing better in matching letters with the animal bodies. I hope that this puzzle will help her to recognize the alphabet sooner.This is really a learning toy for the alphabet, while many other toys are just in name only, as kids pay no attention to the letters when they play with the toys.