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At last! A wooden alphabet puzzle that has upper- and lowercase versions of each letter. Pictures under the 52 brightly colored pieces help kids four and older develop word, letter, and sound recognition. Match the letters on the 45.72 cm by 30.48 cm sturdy wooden puzzle board or use the letters separately for sorting, spelling, color-matching, and tracing. No matter how kids play with it, this puzzle spells fun!
52-piece wooden alphabet puzzle with brightly colored uppercase and lowercase letters
45.7 cm x 30.5 cm x 1 c, sturdy wooden puzzle board
Pictures under pieces for easy matching and enhanced learning opportunities
Complete the puzzle or use letters for sorting, spelling, color-matching, and tracing
Makes a great gift for 4- to 7-year-olds. For hands-on, screen-free play

Melissa and Doug’s wooden A-z puzzle
Well made…colourful and educative.My toddlers love it.
beautiful letters
to learn to write t my gran child
Buy it.
This is our second one. The kids literally wore the pieces out over the past couple of year. My 3 year old is obsessed with it. Great purchase.
Daughter loves it! Great quality and love pictures under letters
The little toddler loves this. This is one of his favorite toys right now. It is easily an educational toy by helping the kids learn the letters at an early age. This is good for motor skills too.
I was a little worried but bought it anyway. My 4 year old granddaughter had just mastered the alphabet! I was afraid the lower case letters would throw her but they didnât! She pick up the system and learned those lowercase and where the belonged.
This toy is ok. Good for our child with autism. Not greatest quality.
Good quality. Its something my son will grow into. Its a little too overwhelming now