Learning Resources Soup Alphabet Sorters

Magnífico material solo algunas imágenes estaba poco dobladas.

A wonderful set! Added to our homeschool routine for a 2.5 and 4.5 year old. Great for identifying sigh words for the younger child, and the older child is working on spelling/reading with the written word on the back of the cards. The set comes with different ideas on how to use the cans in play and games, and then you can use them in your own ways as well, such as us and geared towards different age groups.I would not use this as a toy, but it is a great play and learning resource. The cardboard cans and pictures are thick and seem durable, but I know if I left them unattended with my kids they would be destroyed. We keep this set aside and are working one letter at a time each week, we are just finishing up "C" week and we love them! Highly recommend and definitely worth the price because of all the ways you can use them!

Bonjour,Le jeu est bien , mais il manque la boite du A ,j ai deux boites de la lettre T.Déçu pour le prix.

Good for teaching phonics. Each letter has 5 images of objects starting with the sound.

I recently pulled these out of the garage to start working on letter sounds with my youngest (just turned 4) and originally bought them 3 years ago for doing the same with my oldest when she was 3. Both love the activity and caught on very quickly. I had tried talking to her about letter sounds before but it clearly didn't click. Five minutes of this game and she became a phonics whiz. The product is of great quality - yes it is cardboard, but a very sturdy variety and well coated. Most pieces still look pristine, and even when you jam it in the can forcefully (as my daughter sometimes does - the concept of turning the piece to fit is not quite there) :) they do not bend or break. The items are easily recognizable to a child and rarely cause confusion about meaning. The only two we have problems with are ape and gift. My daughter keeps wanting to label these gorilla and present, respectively, and then misclassifies. As an aside, the vowel cans include both long and short vowel sounds, which is a sticking point for my daughter right now but ultimately a good thing. I would love to see a set of vowel cans that sort long and short sounds for more clarity. One other issue that may be a problem for some it the size. The individual cans and contents are fine, but in aggregate they take up a lot of space. I have an entire shelf dedicated to these, so if you are short on space plan accordingly.