The Learning Journey: Match It! - Letters - 20 Piece Self-Correcting Spelling Puzzles for Three Letter Words with Matching Images - Learning to Read Games for Ages 4 and Up - Award Winning Toys
描述
🧠 Ignite Young Minds with Fun Learning!
- ENGAGE PROBLEM SOLVING - Foster critical thinking with puzzles that challenge and entertain.
- ENHANCE FOCUS ATTENTION - Motivate your child to concentrate and complete tasks with engaging word formation.
- DURABLE GRASPABLE DESIGN - Thick cardboard pieces designed for little hands to improve motor skills.
- UNLOCK LITERACY CONFIDENCE - Empower your child with self-correcting puzzles that boost reading confidence!
- AWARD WINNING LEARNING TOOL - Join the ranks of parents who trust this award-winning educational toy!
The Learning Journey: Match It! - Letters is a 20-piece self-correcting spelling puzzle set designed for children ages 4 and up. This award-winning educational toy promotes early reading skills, boosts literacy confidence, and enhances problem-solving abilities through engaging gameplay. Made from durable cardboard, it also aids in developing fine motor skills and increasing attention span.
规格
| Theme | Alphabets |
| Material Type | Cardboard |
| Number of Pieces | 40 |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 8.27"L x 11.25"W |
| Size | Medium |
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评论
N**.
Colorful
Students in my classroom love this activity workbox.
D**S
So Happy to Buy!
I am so Glad I purchased this game! The children just love this game during small group interaction. It is so much fun for children to learn hands-on with their peers.
M**Z
Grandson loves them
Toddler-friendly
B**S
Quality learning tool
Great to quality. Puzzles are heavy duty and make learning fun.
S**M
Neat idea
I like it.
K**R
Great for the kids
Bought these for the grandkids when they visit. They've enjoyed learning with these.
J**L
Nice
Nice puzzle to help students practice CVC words.
T**S
Wonderful purchase!
My daughter is very visual and was struggling with letter recognition as it pertains to building words. But this item really helped her and felt like she was playing a game.
