HuaaxtLang Magnetic Alphabet Letters Maze, Montessori Toys For 3 4 5 Year Olds Kids, Toddler Activities Fine Motor Skills Toy, Preschool Learn ABC Letters Resources Alphabet Matching Puzzle

Really is an educational toy I actually enjoy playing this. They have little cards with spellings on to help with your children's sounding spelling and it's also fun at the same time. good quality and easy to use. Got it for my 4-year-old's birthday and he loves it. So does my 6-year-old so does my 7-year-old and so do I

Excellent product. Keeps kid and adults amused for ages!

My child is obsessed with cars. We bought this to help him learn the alphabetI think it would do however the mix between upper and lower case makes it hard for younger children. As matching an a & A when still learning is hardFor us it would be better in all lower case so that the letters could park in their spots and be clearer for him.It’s lovely a bright and has a good magnetMaybe for another child it would be great but for us it’s not quite hit the mark for perfect. Still a well put together toy and of a fair price and quality.

My just under 3 year old loves this, he struggled at the beginning with the magnetic pen, but slowly got a hang of it.It is a good game, as can learn letters and words.The down side of this is (probably just me) is that the cars have capital letters, where the board has lower case letters, which that means i have to show him rather then him to copy.

This looks a very engaging toy for a developing mind and also safe as the tiny bits are moved by a magnetic pen while safely under a clear cover.

All though my son didn't entertain it for long. It's very well made and it's a great cheeky way to get a little bit of education into play time. Would recommend

She will love this as it's easy to use and great for education as she's growing up!

My son loves playing with this, he is 3 so just becoming familiar with letters. He loves moving the cars with the magnet pen and trying to match letters he recognises.However, the words on the cards are in lower case and the letters on the cars are upper case. Also, the letter a is written a, instead of in the correct format which a small child would recognise, similarly with the g. Thought to the type of font used would have been useful.Also the magnet in the pen is much too strong and the cars will move just by holding the pen 2 cms above the screen. This affects other cars already placed in the correct position.We also bought a colour sorting game of a similar style which works much better and as a comparison I am much happier with how it works.