Snap-n-Learn Letter Llamas, Early ABCs, Early Alphabet Recognition, Fine Motor Toy, Ages 18 mos+

The product is good, the children are using it to learn more about alphabet and colours

I know my grandson will love them

Though there are only 10 pairs.of dogs and children might get easily bored, they were very excited at first and it helped them blend and read!

Real win with a 2.5 year old - just doing colours at this point (and doggies!) and will come to words later.

These are a fun way to explore the alphabet in both upper and lower case. Also good for teaching colours, hand eye coordination and spelling. They come in a plastic barrel with handled lid. They are textured and brightly coloured and a good size for little ones hands. The peg inside is well secured and cannot come out despite a lot of effort trying. This is reassuring from a choking perspective. As you can see from the pictures the Different letters of the alphabet are printed on both sides to cut in half the number of llamas you need. This is confusing for toddlers who are not thinking ahead in terms of turning llamas over and only picking what is facing them. As shown to spell a word (such as milk In my example) you either have to use a full llama which spells mmiillkk or go upper and lower case to spell it. It would be better if each llama had one letter one side as uppercase and one side as lower case. Overall a nice idea. I wouldn’t pay more than £12.

Excellent resource for my 4 year olds at preschool.

Brilliant resource, the children love them

Great resource, brilliant quality and would highly recommend

This Rhyming Pups game is a winner in our early learning space. The brightly colored, easy-to-grasp pups are ideal for small hands, and matching rhyming pairs makes learning phonics a total blast. It encourages fine motor skill development, fosters early literacy, and captures kids’ attention with its clever design. Highly recommend for parents, teachers, or therapists working on language skills with toddlers and preschoolers!

Je découvre totalement cette marque "Learning Resources" et je la trouve assez géniale ; plein de bonnes idées pour apprendre tout en s'amusant. La boîte contient 13 lamas pour apprendre les lettres de l'alphabet (attention sur la boîte il y a marqué 26 pièces, mais il faut comprendre 13 lamas séparables en 2 moitiés et non 26 lamas). Chaque lama se sépare donc en deux morceaux : à l'avant au niveau de la tête est dessinée de chaque côté une lettre en majuscule et à l'arrière est dessinée une lettre en minuscule. Le but est de reconnaître la lettre dans les deux formes et de reconstituer le lamas ! Sachant que sur chaque lama il y a 2 lettres différentes, une sur le flanc gauche et une sur le flanc droit (ex sur mes photos, le lamas porte les lettres K et X). C'est pour cela qu'il n'y a que 13 lamas et pas 26 dans la boite. Ceci étant je pense que cela complexifie un peu la prise en main pour les plus petits, au moins au début. Mais l'enfant peut s'aider des couleurs au début, c'est un bon moyen mnémotechnique pour commencer l'apprentissage. Le seau qui sert de boîte est aussi super pratique pour ranger les animaux quand on a fini de s'en servir : hop on met tout pêle-mêle dedans et on visse le couvercle. Pratique pour les enfants à transporter avec l'anse.

A LOS NIÑOS LES ENCANTAN Y DE PASO VAN MEMORIZANDO CON LAS LETRAS

These were great for our beginner reader and his little brother who was learning colours. Not a ton of combinations that you can make (vs. flash cards) but certainly more fun to learn with munipulatives. Also the plastic case has stood up to their use so I'm pleased with that.

Easy to pull apart and put back together. Plus they’re llamas so they’re adorable.