Gojmzo Alphabet Flash Cards, ABC Learning Toys for Kids 3-5, Wooden Letters Number Blocks Sight Words Matching Game, Toddler Preschool Learning Activities, Montessori Educational Toys for 3+ Year Old

We ordered these for our almost two-year-old and they have been an instant hit! Great value & quality. Cute images. The letter/number pieces fit perfectly onto the cards. If your toddler likes puzzles of any kind, then they should love these. They're a great way to work on letter & number recognition. Highly recommend!

This was a great purchase for my 4 yr old grandson. We used it for the first time today and he immediately took to the cards and pictures. I am teaching him how to read, using Montessori's methods (reading her book now). My son went to a Montessori nursery school 40 yrs ago. It was wonderful steppingstone to subsequent education. There's no Montessori school nearby, so I will have to use her methods at home as best I can.The cards and numbers appear to be of good quality and fit well in adult and child hands.

Great sturdy cards with big picture designs. Can promote language skills, eye/hand coordination, letter recognition, tacting, very interactive, can promote listener response, can use for small group play, promotes matching, and can promote independence of task. Nice wooden colored letters.

I like this set it is made well and sturdy. It’s like a puzzle and very easy to use. This is the second time I bought this set.

These are great for repetition. Putting the letters in the cards, pretty fun toi.

I got these flashcards/puzzles for my toddler. I love the concept and the pictures are very cute. It comes with the whole alphabet and also numbers as well. We didn't get much use out of it quite yet since my daughter is only two, but this would be a great preschool activity.

Perfect when getting preschooler ready for kindergarten. Also my kids play it like matching game

My 2 year old grandson loves this set. He loves animals & learning his letters, numbers & colors. This is great learning tool. I spread out all the alphabet cards in order. We went over tge ABCs then I separated the letters out by colors & had him pick a letter for example from the blue letters & then match it up to the blue colored cottesponding letter that it matches with. It fits in like a puzzle piece so this works on motor skills as well. So they match the blue wooden letter G for example to the blue puzzle card with the G & they are learning the color & the letter. My 2 year old grandson caught on quickly & correctly matched all the letters & numbers to the correct puzzle card. He absolutely loved playing this matching game.ppl