Preschoolers will love exploring the alphabet with their favorite Sesame Street characters in Elmo’s On the Go Letters! Snap each letter into place, or mix them up to spell out simple words in the bottom window. Underneath each letter is an image of a word that starts with that letter. When play is done, fold
Preschoolers will love exploring the alphabet with their favorite Sesame Street characters in Elmo’s On the Go Letters! Snap each letter into place, or mix them up to spell out simple words in the bottom window. Underneath each letter is an image of a word that starts with that letter. When play is done, fold up the Elmo carrying case, and take the alphabet on the go!
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Good learning toy but tough to remove some letters I bought this as a gift for my nephew, as he LOVES letters. Its a great set and the bottom portion gives you space to create words. They letters pop in and out of their designated area and the only reason I am giving it four stars is because they stick a little too well. Its hard for me to get them out sometimes let alone my 2 year old nephew. I get that they don’t want them to fall out when you open it but its for little hands!
We Love This Toy This toy is the best. I discovered it when my son discovered YouTube videos of it and I’m glad he did. He’s very into the alphabet right now and he’s very into Elmo and Elmo was instrumental in teaching him the alphabet so this toy is pretty much everything. He will play with it for a long time alone and he loves to play with it with us too. It’s a great companion to learning the Alphabet Song because it gives the child and you to take the letters out of the context fo the rhythm and melody and…
Granddaughter loves it! My granddaughter truly enjoys this item. It was purchased for her birthday at two. I have noticed her growth in using it over the past 4 months; it keeps her motivated and she chooses to play with it more than four times each week by herself. As she is learning her alphabets in her PK2 class, it serves as a great reenforcement tool.