Learning Resources Alphabet Puzzle Cards, Kindergarten Readniness, Self Correcting Puzzles, Ages 4+

I bought these to use in small groups in my kindergarten classroom. At the beginning of the year, I set the pictures aside so students could begin matching uppercase with lowercase letters. As they become familiar with that, I add in the pictures the kids love this puzzle. It was so much fun and it is very sturdy.

Love Love Love Learning Resources!I bought these for my special education preschoolers. I put them in a morning tub as a choice during free choice time. When I put them out, I only put out three or four letters at at time. Each letter has 3 puzzle pieces, so it's a little challenging. However, that is a good thing. I want my children to struggle slightly when working to build up perseverance and independence. If I put all 26 letters in at one time, the activity would be too overwhelming for my kiddos.Pros: Great for preschool! Durable. Well made. Inexpensive. Good pictures on the puzzle pieces.Cons: They used xylophone for the letter Xx instead of X-ray.

I have 3 under 5 and they all love these little puzzles. The oldest does multiple at once and practices his letters and my younger girls just enjoy the little three piece puzzles and being included. Great quality and holding up to chaos of our house. I also love the large box they come in so the kiddos don’t have to worry about fitting them perfectly to put them away - helps with independent play and clean up!

I love this educational alphabet puzzle. Purchased as a gift for my 3 year old! It’s a great way to introduce letters and sounds!

This is a wonderful way to talk about letters, the sounds they make, and what words start with a specific letter. The cardboard is thick and the illustrations are cute. The only reason I am giving it four stars is because I worry about the durability over time. I would pay more for this product happily if the cards were wooden.

Purchased these to help a young child learn the lowercase letters. It's fun for her to match the letters and find the corresponding picture. The box is durable and has plenty of room to store the pieces.

Love this activity to work with my kiddos in school!

As a former Early Childhood teacher, I loved how the capital and lower case letters fit together as a puzzle. You can then add the picture that starts with that letter. I bought this to do with my 3 year old grandson. He knew his capital letters, but not all the lower case letters. We usually do five letters at a time so that it isn't overwhelming. He loves putting the letters together and then finding the picture to go with the letter.