TOTS UNPLUGGED Real Wood Spin and Read Montessori Phonetic Reading Blocks Combines Spelling Blocks with Phonics flashcards for a Frustration Free Spelling for Kids and Beginner CVC Reading

My daughters learned to spell so many words with these blocks. I’m So happy I got these! Learning is so simple with these blocks. It’s awesome!

I love this! I took it to my preschool students and they loved playing with it so easy to use and they had a blast finding the matching letters by spinning the wooden letter blocks! 100% recommend!!

We bought this as a gift for our grandson. I think he will really enjoy playing with it and it will help him learn to spell. I took it out of the box to look at it and Im impressed with the quality. It is very sturdy and attractive. The booklet that comes with it is great too. We will surely be buying the expansion pack soon. We cant wait to give it to him.

Love this toy. Its well built. Great quality. My 4 year old loves it. It makes learning fun.

Este juguete es ideal para niños que están comenzando a identificar letras y aprender vocabulario. También para niños que están comenzado a escribir pues contiene un libro de actividades donde pueden ir escribiendo algunas letras.

My 4 year old has played multiple evenings with this, keeps her entertained and challenges her mind. She’s figured out the cards color correspond with the letters - and the letter blocks are sorted by number. I was very impressed how she figured it all out and also how kid friendly it is. Overall great product!

I ordered this for my nephew who loves wooden toys and is super smart for a 3 year old! It’s perfect, and takes him away from the iPad!! So well constructed and smooth.

Was used by my children (7 and 5) and their friends. They loved how interactive it was! A must have for kids starting school!

This is a fun way to teach your littles ways to spell ! This game is a fun and addictive challenge to get your child vocabulary to grow! I definitely recommend this if your teaching your kids to spell !

My son loves to play with this. He knows the majority of his letters by sight and gets excited to name the letters and then the picture.