BOHS Literacy Wiz Fun Game - See and Hide Spell - Lower Case Flash Cards - Preschool Language Learning Educational Toys

The cards and tiles are durable and have held up to daily use so far. It does have small pieces but my letter loving 3 yr old has done well at using them properly. I like that there is a progression with covering the words. Good educational toy with low investment.

My son loves this ! It has helped a lot with his spelling and hand-eye-coordination. I just wish there were more cards. Great education too for a kids that can not sit still as the motion of putting the pieces on and taking them off actually helps slow him/her down. My son couldn't sit still to save his life. So, he has a hard time with school work. However, he is actually able to sit still with this allowing him to focus, because he is using his hands and constantly putting on the letters to spell the words and then switching the cards out and taking off the letters so he can spell the new word, he doesn't seem to move around as much or even at all sometimes. This is because he is not just using eyesight but physical motion as well. A great way to help with spelling, word recognition and hand-eye-coordination. I recommend this to any parent who teaches at home and has a little squiggler.

My daughter gets very frustrated with learning how to read, so i got this, hoping to have fun. And she LOVES it. We have come up with many different ways to "play" it and she never gets frustrated and often even laughs. And I can tell she is really learning. I appreciate how many word cards there are. That makes it never boring. And i love that the letter tiles can stack on top of each other so you can easily morph words...like moon...into mood...into food...etc. I highly recommend this!

The concept of it is really cool. I'm starting to teach my 4 year old how to spell. Especially during this whole Covid situation, I'm always on the lookout for at-home teaching tools. This teaches letter recognition, word recognition, hand/eye coordination. As the child gets older, there's a flap which shows the picture, but covers the word, making it a toy/learning tool which grows with your little one. The tiles are thick and are a good size for my son. It also comes with a surprising large amount of cards, which are double sided. The only downfall is the tray is really cheap and thin plastic. I wouldn't trust my 4 year old to play with it on his own, because it would break in a minute. Otherwise, it's a great product!

My granddaughter has autism so she struggles with speech and this has been a game changer not only does she enjoy playing with it, but I have noticed that she is doing so much better with her since we got her this it’s easy for her to use. it’s a perfect size. It’s not too big not too small.. The pronunciation is perfect. If you have a child that’s struggling with communication. I definitely recommend this.

My four year old is OBSESSED with this set! I love how it provides an opportunity to develop language/literacy skills while incorporating fine motor development as well! I highly recommend!! The only area I would say could be slightly improved, is the selection of certain graphics. The image for “TOWER” is the Eiffel Tower which was a bit out of my son’s league, and the image for “CREW” is a sailor which I also felt was a little bit above the age range. At the same time, I suppose this also adds vocabulary so maybe it’s not something that needs to be changed... at any rate, we LOVE it and highly recommend.

The concept of the produce is great. I should have researched it better. I purchased because it was the only spelling game that had all lowercase letters. Most are have all uppercase letters. In school kids learn to spell most words with lowercase letters. Giving it only 3 stars because the size is very small and tiles are very small.Pros- There are 3, 4, and 5 letter words- 120 words to spell- cards are 2 sided and durable- 2 tiles of every letter- all lowercase letters- word on card can be uncovered in holder or covered to make it more difficultCons- everything is tiny- tiles are small and hard to manipulate- cards and tiles are not the standard font style used when teaching kids to write

The media could not be loaded. My child has autism and I like how I can get his interest with letters with this toy. I like the quality of the image and the structure of the cards (readable and accurate) plus there are lots to choose. You can practice labeling and spelling with the kids. You can also teach with fine motor skills as they pincer grasp each tiles as they put them on the game board. You can practice speech as well as they read each letter and the whole word.