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A children’s toy that’s beyond words!
Are you sick and tired of those boring, cheaply-made ‘educational’ toys that provide little opportunity for true learning? Do you want to surprise your ambitious boy or girl with a fun, engaging, stimulating Montessori plaything that helps build essential skills while occupying them for hours on end?
Bring home this Educational Wooden Reading Blocks Set from Young Hands, and see your little one’s vocabulary explode overnight! Our premium toy is comprised of durable materials and stimulates their curiosity without the need for TV or tablet screens. Just show them each set’s cool spinning action, teach them a variety of 3-letter words, and watch their love of language grow in time.
The best part? Our STEM reading blocks are 100% non-toxic and safe for use by children ages 3 and up, so you’ll never worry about harmful fumes, colors or dyes. Their lightweight, ergonomic design is ideal for little ones building their hand-eye coordination and finger strength. So why wait for reading class?
Expose inquisitive minds to all things English, and wrap up an awesome Wooden Reading Blocks set from Young Hands today!
Want to quench their thirst for knowledge?Nowadays, preschoolers spend hours and hours in front of the television screen. Toddlers are stuck to their tablets, glued to their computers, and completely distracted by all things digital. If you’re longing for a time when playtime was simple, innocent, and brimming with excitement and wonder, search no more. Finally, you can recreate the fun, educational experiences of yesteryear with the help of Young Hands.
My son confuses words simply because of the font. The ?i? he confuses for a ?j?. Any other time he sees the ?i? and ?j? he gets it right. But because of the font, he easily confuses some of the letters. Would have been better if it was made using a simple font so kids can read it like how they would in school.
I used to do this same type of beginning reading using flip card books, but this is much nicer and more durable.
It?s a Christmas gift so will let you know later.
Wooden Alphabet Reading Spinning Blocks for Children
A children’s toy that’s beyond words!
Are you sick and tired of those boring, cheaply-made ‘educational’ toys that provide little opportunity for true learning? Do you want to surprise your ambitious boy or girl with a fun, engaging, stimulating Montessori plaything that helps build essential skills while occupying them for hours on end?
Bring home this Educational Wooden Reading Blocks Set from Young Hands, and see your little one’s vocabulary explode overnight! Our premium toy is comprised of durable materials and stimulates their curiosity without the need for TV or tablet screens. Just show them each set’s cool spinning action, teach them a variety of 3-letter words, and watch their love of language grow in time.
The best part? Our STEM reading blocks are 100% non-toxic and safe for use by children ages 3 and up, so you’ll never worry about harmful fumes, colors or dyes. Their lightweight, ergonomic design is ideal for little ones building their hand-eye coordination and finger strength. So why wait for reading class?
Expose inquisitive minds to all things English, and wrap up an awesome Wooden Reading Blocks set from Young Hands today!
Want to quench their thirst for knowledge?Nowadays, preschoolers spend hours and hours in front of the television screen. Toddlers are stuck to their tablets, glued to their computers, and completely distracted by all things digital. If you’re longing for a time when playtime was simple, innocent, and brimming with excitement and wonder, search no more. Finally, you can recreate the fun, educational experiences of yesteryear with the help of Young Hands.
My son confuses words simply because of the font. The ?i? he confuses for a ?j?. Any other time he sees the ?i? and ?j? he gets it right. But because of the font, he easily confuses some of the letters. Would have been better if it was made using a simple font so kids can read it like how they would in school.
I used to do this same type of beginning reading using flip card books, but this is much nicer and more durable.
It?s a Christmas gift so will let you know later.
My son confuses words simply because of the font. The ?i? he confuses for a ?j?. Any other time he sees the ?i? and ?j? he gets it right. But because of the font, he easily confuses some of the letters. Would have been better if it was made using a simple font so kids can read it like how they would in school.
I used to do this same type of beginning reading using flip card books, but this is much nicer and more durable.
It?s a Christmas gift so will let you know later.