LESONG Autism Sensory Fidget Toys: ABC Learning Educational Montessori Toys, Quiet Fidgets for Classroom Calm Down Corner, Autistic Anxiety Relief

There are not many tactile/sensory alphabets like this when I was searching for. Our autistic children absolutely love them even though they know all their letters- they love playing with them and recalling words that start with each- never ending fun! Great quality and so beautiful! They were quick to point out that the letter R was white!!! Best on the market; I may have to reorder in case we loose one! They are sturdy and thick vinyl and sensory beads inside!

Great sensory manipulative. I used these with my preschool class and they enjoyed playing with the letters at the light table. They are great quality and tough enough to handle pre-k play.

These sensory letters are perfect for building simple CVC words or practicing letter identification and sounds. My kids also enjoy the squishy texture.

Every single letter has these voids, either they were stored somewhere and the gel balls inside all dried out or they were poorly made from the start but either way this was a huge disappointment. Do not buy! Not even worth the hassle of going to a drop off store to return. Poor quality…my advice, spend the money for the nicer quality brand of sensory letter toys or you will end up paying twice for what you wanted..

Durable and fun for the kids. Not sticky and easy to clean!

My autistic son is obsessed with letters, he has 6 alphabet puzzles that he uses daily. I’m trying to find more alphabet items for him to play with! These were a HUGE HIT

My students are obsessed with these letters. They love how the gel and bubbles feel in the letters. They ask for this abc toy everyday.

I work with autistic children and I couldn’t figure out how to pair with my kiddo at work. Then these came into my life (and by life, I mean my mailbox). These got kiddo talking and asking for them. Just don’t leave them in your car, the beads will melt (user error lol) Definitely worth the price and I’ll say, if multiple autistic kids can play with the letters and they don’t rip or leak, it’s perfect