One
of the most important things a young child needs to learn is the alphabet.
But,
let’s face it, repetition and memorizing can be boring and challenging for
children.
When
I was small I found the whole letter thing tedious and boring. I wanted some action! Some excitement! I needed to mix things up a bit.
Learning
needs to be fun and challenging.
Learning Resources knows that
kids crave excitement and most of all fun.
That’s
why Learning Resources created two new ways to learn the alphabet that are fun,
develop color identification, fine motor skills and letter recognition of
letters, both upper and lower case.
For
ages two and up there’s ‘Letter
Blocks’. Thirty six colorful
letter blocks (some duplicates for spelling) come in the set, along with a
storage bag.
Kids
can stack them; use their hollow backs to stamp them in clay, cut out shapes
and even spell. Kids learn as they play!
For
children three years old and older Learning Resources adds even more excitement
learning about the alphabet.
Each
acorn represents a separate letter in different colors. On the outside of the brown acorns, with
color tops, are printed upper case letters, pop the acorns' tops open and lower
case letters appear on the underside of the acorns' tops.
To
reinforce the letter designated a small object is inside each acorn coinciding
with the acorn letters.
For
example: A=apple, E=elephant, T=train and so forth.
Twenty
six two-piece acorns, 26 color-coded figures and an activity guide are
included.
Stack
them, play hide and seek, build words (literally) and explore.
Both
letter sets come packaged in heavy-duty and colorful cardboard boxes with
flip-open secure lids and clear plastic viewing panels.