Preschool Montessori Learning Kit With Busy Book For Toddlers 1-3- Baby Flash Cards – Quiet Activity Books – Puzzles Ages 2-4 – Flashcards 3-5 Years – 1 Year Old Boy Gifts -1st Birthday Toys For Girls
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JUMPSTART PRE-K, KINDERGARTEN PREPARATION with Toyventive Smart Toddler Box. Develops problem-solving, concentration, fine motor skills while teaching color, shapes, letter, and number recognition. Includes toddler word flash cards for babies 12 to 18 months, and girls and boys age 1+, 2+, 3+ yr olds. Instead of buying multiple preschool and kindergarten flash cards, activity books for toddlers, busy book for 1 year old, or alphabet flash cards for toddlers 1-3, our creative set of toys has all the activities to help toddlers talk and learn how to read.
SPEECH, VOCABULARY, PHONICS TOOLS Develop talking, reading, and teach toddler count 1-20 with our Montessori busy book, and ABC learning books for 2+, 3+ year olds, and flashcards for toddlers 3-5 years. The language builder picture and activity cards are multipurpose for 18M+ pretoddlers, curious to learn animals,abcd,body parts and turn their pre-k genius abilities into Einstein kids. Designed for one,two,three, four years old preschoolers and kindergarteners. Use as quiet books for toddlers 1-3, toddler busy book ages 1-3, busy books for toddlers 1-3, letter flash cards for toddlers 1-3
TEACH 100 WORDS, FUNDAMENTAL SPEAKING SKILLS, and JUMPSTART COMMUNICATION -Smart Toddler Box is safe, non toxic with included parent guides and activity ideas. Features matching games for toddlers 3-5, counting, math, pocket speech and baby speech delay exercises for autistic toddlers. It is a practical, developmental kit for ages 12,15,24 months old. Recommended for autism, speech therapy, and disabled children. Includes puzzles for toddlers 1-3, toddler flash cards ages 3-4, matching games for 2 year olds, and learning books for 3-4 year olds.
BRAIN DEVELOPMENT and LEARNING FOR 1 + YEAR OLD – Teaching first words, and learning alphabets with our preschool busy book for toddlers 2-4, toddler activity books, and 1,2 year old flash cards is a time of bonding and connection. The greatest toy and gift of all for 18+ month olds! Great collection of toddler homeschool activities and resources, 2T, 3T toddler girls,boys must haves, homeschool classroom necessities, needs and flashcards for toddlers 3-5 years
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8 reviews for Preschool Montessori Learning Kit With Busy Book For Toddlers 1-3- Baby Flash Cards – Quiet Activity Books – Puzzles Ages 2-4 – Flashcards 3-5 Years – 1 Year Old Boy Gifts -1st Birthday Toys For Girls
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Brooke Rogers –
Great to add to your library!
This is perfect! I was looking for something with educational value that was just right for my 15 month old. It’s durable and cute and right on target with the age range. Excellent product.
Tonya Wilson –
Wonderful for homeschooling my toddler
This was a wonderful purchase. I love the puzzle, books and flashcards that are included.
Nicole W. –
Box of goodies
We loved this box of goodies . The kids played with these for months . They loved reading the books and looking at the cards . They also loved doing the puzzles over and over again . We used this for 1 year olds to 5 . The cards were great colors and the quail were wonderful. The box was made with good quality and they were durable enough for 1 year olds . The card sizes we big enough the kid should point out certain things on them .
Victoria Brock –
Exactly what I thought it would be.
This was what I expected it to be. The books, puzzles and cards appear durable for my little tornado toddler. Pictures and colors are nice with age appropriate images. I like that the box is also part of the product for shape and color matching plus bonus to store the cards/books away. It’s simple in concept but not something you can just give to a 1-4 year old. It’s meant for you to engage with your child which is nice. Overall not bad for a learning “toy”.
AlliB –
Cute for 1-2 yr olds!
Cute for 1-2 yr olds. Great for starting to learn the basics
Casey –
Every toddler needs this
I have two toddlers a three year old and a one year old. They play together as the older one helps the younger with the flash cards and puzzle. They love the books and keeps them busy.
D. Goddard –
Misses the mark
There’s so much about this product that I like. I like that it teaches my granddaughter shapes and colors, basic number identification and counting, as well as a fun puzzle to put together – all in a thoughtfully laid out design. However, where it really misses the mark is the reading component. It is marketed as teacher-approved, but it must’ve been a PE teacher that approved it. As a reading specialist, I have high standards for products for early readers. I was surprised to see the use of key words with long vowel sounds instead short vowel sounds…which are the most beneficial to initially learn. I was also dumbfounded that the keyword for the letter O was “orange“. “OR” is an R controlled vowel, distorting the sound of the letter O – again, it should have been a short sound. The letter x should never have xylophone as a keyword, since that is not the sound that X makes, rather it makes the sound (ks) as in the word “box”. I realize to some readers this may seem like splitting hairs, and maybe it is had it not been advertised as teacher-approved. If we’re going to advertise it as an educational game, I feel it should live up to the standards of best practice.
Gail Schulman –
Great toy
My 2yo grandson loves it 😻