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4 Star reviews of Upper and Lower Case Alphabet by Melissa & DougReturn to Upper and Lower Case Alphabet product information...
Upper and Lower Case Alphabet has been reviewed 65 times with an average rating of 4.58
Review of Upper and Lower Case Alphabet Posted 7/30/2008 by Ashley Rasmussen
My daughter just turned 3 and started using this puzzle immediately. She/we have played with it several times. I like it so far, however already some of the edges of each little piece are getting torn up. Some of the lower case letters also look very similar, which is confusing to her at age 3. Overall though we really like it and it is a great learning tool as well as fun since it is a puzzle. Oh and some of the pictures under the letters are odd for the letter, not terrible common objects/animals/foods etc for most toddlers and young kids in my opinion.
A rating of Upper and Lower Case Alphabet Posted 5/14/2008 by AMY K EATON-FITZPATRICK
This set is very nice and I like the idea of both upper and lower case letters, but the lower case b, d, p and q all look somewhat similar. I like Melissa and Doug products, but I wish they had done a little bit better job of differentiating between the letters.
PUZZLE Posted 2/22/2012 by Cindy P - GRANDPARENT
I bought this for my grand-daughter and she loves it. We went through all the letters several times. The only picture that took me a minute to figure out was the "colors" under the letter "C", at first I thought it was suppose to be "cigars" which didn't really make sense, but all the rest of the pictures were fun and easy. Great product, and I got it in two days. Highly recomend.
Product review of Upper and Lower Case Alphabet Posted 12/7/2011 by t. graybill
We care for several special needs children in our home.We found it hard to find well made educational toys that can keep the children's attention. The upper and lower case alphabet has not only held up to rough playing but has also improved fine motor skills. Thank You
Review for Upper and Lower Case Alphabet Posted 2/16/2010 by Megan H
Overall, I am very pleased with the purchase. Some of the pictures underneath the letters aren't quite lines up, but you can still see all of them. At this point, my 2yo just takes all the letters out, but she enjoys it!
Information about Upper and Lower Case Alphabet Posted 1/12/2009 by Belinda
I like that the letters are together side by side instead of having to use two different puzzles.
Great, worth the money, Posted 8/6/2008 by Marco Antonio S. Santos
My 3 1/2 y.old son didn't fall in love with this toy in first sight, but when we started putting the pieces on the right spot ( witch I always misplaced them on purpose ) he would get excited to show me that he could do better than I did, even though he got bored very soon. Anyway, I'm happy for having this toy, it's not expensive at all, it's worth each dollar spent, I will be shopping again soon...
Fun Alpha-board! Posted 6/6/2008 by Wanda L. Draeger
This board was purchased for a "just turned 4" year-old who already knew his alphabet, but it has been really fun for him. It allows kids to practice placing "puzzle" pieces in the correct spot, is fun to use to create simple words to start spelling activities, and has nice pictures under all of the letters that they can use as 'clues' to place the letters correctly. We have been pleasantly surprised at how much interest and learning has been sparked by this very simple board!
A rating of Upper and Lower Case Alphabet Posted 2/14/2008 by Gina Pulice
A great way to learn and entertain.
A rating of Upper and Lower Case Alphabet Posted 2/10/2008 by Eric
This product works well as it is a simple concept, the edges of the letters are smooth so no worry about splintering. My son likes that the letters are both upper and lowercase so he can practice spelling works in the proper way. My only concern is that this product says it's made in China, and I worry that the paint might contain small amounts of lead. I will be buying some lead test strips to find out for sure. Overall though, this product does exactly what it's supposed to, and my son took to it instantly. Definitely has helped his spelling from the moment he first opened it.
Information about Upper and Lower Case Alphabet Posted 2/6/2008 by Emilie MacLean
My son (2.5) is loving this puzzle. He has known all of the upper case letters for about a year now and has recently begun to learn the lower case letters. This puzzle is helping him to understand that with each upper case letter, there is a lower case letter. He loves taking the letters out and looking at the pictures. Doing the entire puzzle independently is too hard for him right now, but he is very intrigued and captivated by the puzzle.
Upper and Lower Case Alphabet Posted 10/22/2007 by Marilla J. Parker - GRANDPARENT
The quality was good, and the pieces fit well. Painting was also excellent.
Upper And Lower Case Alphabet Posted 10/18/2007 by T.M.
It is nice this has upper and lower case letters. Most puzzles only have the upper case letters. My 3 year old is learning to recognize the letters of the alphabet from this. Some of the letters are not clear. I feel the "S" is too thick, and the lower case "q" and "p" are too short. Overall, my child really likes his puzzle.
My Daughter Played Endlessly When It First Came But... Posted 4/14/2007
The lower case letters could have used a little bit more differentiation. The little b and little q look similar even though many type sets have at least that little squiggle on the q so that you don't have to go by matching it to the color of the big letter - You would just know that it is a little q. The little p and little d also appear identical, understandable as orientation is the primary difference, but they are both painted green. This was an issue initially when my daughter started playing with the puzzle and would fit the p in the d spot. It wouldn't fit yet it seemed like it should and then we would try the p spot and it would work. Ultimately, she got where she could do it without any help in just a few days. I do think it is a good toy but these might be some design considerations for the future.
Recommend Posted 2/13/2007
I recommend this product. Some children have trouble identifying their lowercase letters and this puzzle is helpful. Although the lowercase letters are good to have, some of the letters look similiar to other letters, i.e., the b, d, p, & q. This is a little confusing. Also the lower case "i" should be more distinctive.
My rating of Upper and Lower Case Alphabet Posted 8/1/2006 by Sathya Kandaswamy
Sturdy, Nice !
Great learning tool
Posted 12/2/2012 by Jessica Fowler
Because my son is only a year, the only trouble he has is picking the pieces up out of the puzzle...but as he gets older, this shouldn't be a concern.
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