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Remove wooden pieces to hear state names and capitals! The capitals and state outlines are under the pieces.
Toy Value Index: 8.82
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Fat Brain Index: 7.38
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Great idea!
Posted 9/30/2009 by Karen Chynoweth
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I think this will end up being a great toy for my son as he gets older. He was given this toy for his 3rd birthday. He loves puzzles and he and another little 3-year-old girl were fascinated with it. She kept repeating the names of the capitals as the puzzle told them to her.
There are a few things that make this puzzle too advanced for many kids. For one, even if you child is old enough to read, they have to know the state capitals really well to be able to do this puzzle easily. Instead of having the names of the states on the board, it's the capitals. Also, one annoying thing is that it will start telling you the name of the state as soon as the puzzle piece hits the board, even if it's in the wrong area.
Other than that, I think it's a wonderful puzzle and it's wonderfully made!
Good puzzle for kids
Posted 9/25/2009 by SANJAY GULABANI
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Our 3yr old daughter likes the puzzle.
It has pictures on each state to indicate what the state is famous for.We use these pictures to help our daughter identify different states.
She also likes to find the states where her cousins live.
It lacks a on/off button or volume control.
The sound is little loud and annoying at times -though this doesn't bother our daughter.
cheap wood
Posted 2/10/2009 by PAIGE P DO
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First off the wood that you used is cheap. It crack when my son pull out the the letter. Another thing is the edges of the wood is very sharp all around. I have to sand it down to make it smooth. Overall the product I would not recommend because of its cheap quality.
Educational Fun
Posted 1/12/2009 by Bobbie Van Gheem
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I had one of these as a kid. I remember playing with it all the time. It's probably the only reason I remember where all the states are. I'm just so glad that they've kept something simple and educational like this around for our kids!
Elkhorn, Nebraska USA 68022