CHEFAN Felt Sentence Building Set for Kids, Sight Word Games, Speech Therapy Toys Special Education Classroom Must Have, Learn Colors, Counting and Words for Kindergarten and Homeschool -115 PCS

I am incorporated this into summertime activities to boost up my kiddos learning. It was fun and simple and not at all intimidating. Recommended.

This felt sentence building set is a unique and fun way to teach the concept of sentence building. My preschool-aged child enjoyed building sentences and matching the quantity, color, and object name to each main card. If a child is doing this activity on their own, I recommend giving them certain cards they choose from, so it is not so overwhelming with the amount of choices they can pick from.One of the listing pictures makes it seem like it comes with an easel that holds it up, which can be a little misleading.It comes with two small and one large bag to keep things organized. However, it would have been nice if four small bags were included that way each part of the sentence (main card, quantity, color, and object name) would be easier to access. The board pieces do seem to stay in place when on the felt board.Overall this would be a good addition, if you're looking to add some fun when teaching about sentence building.

Item reviewing: CHEFAN Felt Sentence Building Set for Kids, Sight Word Games, Speech Therapy Toys Special Education Classroom Must Have, Learn Colors, Counting and Words for Kindergarten and Homeschool -115 PCSReally nice learning game for kids! The parts are durable.

This isn't a bad little set, it has some good pieces and if you are just trying to get your child doing very beginning reading it is offers a starter kit. But the felt is kind of hard to use - there isn't any way to organize or present all the pieces, you just have to lay them out on a table or couch or whatever. They do fit nicely into the board, but just doing "what color" "how many" and the item is very limiting. Seems to me they could set it up a little different and allowed you to get a bit more use out of all those cards. My child is probably beyond this set already, but it might have helped her a few years ago.This isn't a bad little set for what it is - it's just very cheap, and there are other materials you can buy that are more versatile.

Good concept and the content is clear. Has good matching, counting and literacy activities. The pictures are pretty clear and legible for the most part.The materials used for the board and prices isn’t the most durable. Felt, as stated, but this item isn’t really for classroom use. It wouldn’t hold up to multiple students handling it plus there’s no real way to keep the felt pieces clean. Would be best for an in-home or tutoring situation where 1-2 kids would use it.The pieces themselves are on the smaller end, including the felt board. I do see this being useful if you have a larger felt board in class and control its use. For example, have students come up to assist with placing items onto the activity board, but not as a center or free for all activity given the durability issues with it.4/5, good item, just note it’s possible applications

My daughter is on the autism spectrum and needs a lot of visual, tactile learning aids to help her learn more effectively. This set helps with learning to count, identifying colors and naming groups of items- it’s great for teaching how to sort and classify without them realizing that is what you’re doing. It’s fun! I love that they offer the pictures and words or just words.

I expected this to be a little better quality. It still works and is good for expanding sentences to include adjectives and adverbs. I wish there was a better way to organize all of the pieces it comes with. It does come with two bags to put the small felt pieces in, but they are very cheaply made. The zipper got stuck and almost broke the second time I used the bag. The larger bag to put the whole set in is very good quality and a nice feature.

It’s a decent activity set. It helps with building foundational learning skills like sentence structure. Quality is a little low but it’s still functional and fun to use. I just supervise when we use it so the pieces don’t get bent.