🧩 Coogam Wooden Letter Number Construction Puzzle: Educational Stacking Blocks Toy Set for Kids - Shape, Color Sorter, Pegboard Activity Board, Preschool Learning STEM Toy - Perfect Gift! Review

My 3.5 year old loved this toy when it came out and was very excited to start making letters. Now he's fed up with him, so I removed him, but I'm sure he'll come out again soon. I like how it can build up the whole (uppercase) alphabet. The only improvement I would suggest would be to have separate cards for letter and number instructions. I copied the enclosed booklet and made laminated cards. Details sit neatly on pins, the quality is excellent.

This is another great tool to teach kids about letters and numbers especially when they are more hands on. The bright colors make it interesting and this is definitely a new take on her. It contains instructions for your child to create letters or numbers. It's also relatively small and light if you want to take it with you when you travel. It also has good durability as it is made of natural wood.

Reviews are everywhere for this product but for $10 I decided to give it a try. I am very happy with the quality of the pegboard and the parts used to make the letters and numbers are very durable. I got it out while I'm working on getting my grandson ready for preschool this fall. He likes to work with figures. He looks at the instruction manual and tries to copy the letters. This is a fun way to help him learn the letters. This is a very good educational toy. During my teaching career I have…

It had so much potential - It lost 2 stars because the base gave me a thorn. I sanded and repaired it myself because I like the concept and the price. - He lost another star because of the guide - the forced perspective of the guide in the picture is completely deceptive. It's SUPER tiny. Solutions may only be an inch high. Another star is lost to "or a chair, house, flower, butterfly, rose, Chinese characters, mathematical geometry, etc." I was expecting that they would include examples like…

My baby loves to create different shapes and letters with my help. Bright colors are very attractive to children and hold their attention for a long time. The wooden board is light and relatively well made. The parts are mostly of good quality, except for a few spots of peeling paint and a small crack in the wood. Overall the quality could be better as toddlers can be difficult with toys. It can be helpful to insert multiple boards to make room for creating multiple shapes at once. Or a big…

I bought this for my 3 year old as another toy to read and recognize letters and numbers. I wasn't sure what to expect but she's really enjoying it. If she's not sure where to start, I tell her what colors to use. She figured out what to do very quickly and seems to enjoy playing with it. It's also a lot of fun to use to create shapes and pictures for them. The set is well made and perfect for relaxed play or travel. I think 3 years is the ideal age to start, up to 6 or 7 years. Although older…

later The concept is pretty cool but the overall look just feels cheap. The pictures in the Revain listing look way better than in real life. If I were to buy this for one of my kids I probably wouldn't mind but I'm giving it away and now after seeing it I'm not sure I want it anymore. The box is labeled entirely in Chinese (I think). The only English text on the box is "Collage for hundred changes" and "36+ months". Again, I don't really care, but it's just noteworthy. Neither the box nor the…