ATOPDREAM Learning Toys for Kids Educational Toys Flash Cards Matching Letter Game Kid Gmaes Toys for 3-8 Year Old Boys Girls Birthday Halloween

Purchased 2 for both 3yo grands. They absolutely love identifying the pics and finding the letters on the blocks. Lots of cards with 3 and 4 letter words. The 6 and 7 yo brothers also enjoyed spelling and sounding out the words. Love it!

My son loves this “game!” I unpackaged it and set it at the counter for the next morning. He found it, took it to the living room and basically taught himself the concept. From the kitchen I heard him shuffling though the cards, saying “t says ttt, o say ooo, p says ppp, tttoooppp, top!” (Saying the phonetic sounds of each letter then blending to make the full word). I was in shock. No explanation given, he was reading words all on his own. He’s THREE! I showed him how to use the blocks to spell the word which was a fun layer added to an already awesome experience.I knocked a star off because the letters on the blocks are a bit confusing. I think it’s hard for little kids to find the right letter. Perhaps if there were more blocks so the letters repeated more often so they could find it faster? I’m not sure of the solution here other than experience and practice but you have to pick up each of the eight blocks and look at all six sides to find the letter needed. That gets chaotic for little hands!Otherwise, I’m happy with this purchase. Even if it was just the novelty of spelling/reading that spiked my son’s interest, it worked! We’ve used this game almost daily and he’s enjoying it very much.

We got this for a 4 yrs old. He loves to read English object books and learn the words.Now he is also learning to recognize the spellings and relate them with pictures.Same time he is having fun with the alphabet cubes.There are so many things cards in the set. It's easy for him to pairs the cards in the catagory then spell them on the game board. Score points and have fun while learning.He is noe more motivated to learn by himself.

Inexpensive learning tool, no really small pieces to lose or swallow. Fairly durable. 4 year old plays with it daily! 👍

I really like the fact that these are 2 sided. One side has 3 letter and the other 4 letter. I work in daycare so I took the added step of laminating the cards as they are used daily and I wanted to be able to "keep" them and be able to wipe them off after each use. The item is very light weight so its easy for little ones to move from place to place. The cards have colorful prints for both sides, the kids really enjoy this and look to it as a game :-)Fast shipping, easy to clean, easy to use/store, very pleased with purchase, would recommend.

Oh my gosh where do I begin? First of all this game is well worth the money, a good investment in my grandsons spelling ability, the price is extremely fair.The blocks are well made and easy to read. The cards are thick and can stand up to a toddlers use. The directions are clear and precise. My grandson is 4 and liked this game right off, because you can hide the word and spell it from memory. We have been using flash cards but this is better than flash cards, because he can participate more, and search for the letters. As for the customer service, it is five star, I wish I could give them a million stars, because I had a problem with the product I received, However within one week, after a few correspondence with them my purchase was replaced . My problem with the seller was handled very quick and efficiently. Although I had a problem with my purchase , the seller made this a good and positive experience for me, I would not hesitate to buy one of their products again. As for the game , yes I recommend it, having the word and the picture together has helped my grandsons spelling recall tremendously!!! He’s learning to spell and having fun at yet same time. Much better than flash cards!!!!

Good product but some of the pictures do not make sense. Why would they use a flip flop as a picture of a show. Or a field for a “road,” “oar” for a spoon. The raft photo for “boat” is just ridiculous. If English isn’t the first language of the manufacture, they should double check whether or not they are using terms and photos that are appropriate. A lot of these do not make sense at all. It’s confusing my kid. I will be returning these.

Basic learning toy

Good teaching tool