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Spanish See & Spell Learning Toy

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$19.83 $30.99 In stock

Category: Alphabet & Counting Puzzles

Complete a puzzle to spell a word in Spanish! This wonderfully illustrated wooden puzzle set is great for native Spanish-speakers and for kids learning another language. Place the wooden lowercase letters into the double-sided puzzle boards to spell words in Spanish that match the illustrations. The Melissa & Doug Spanish See & Spell helps children gain familiarity with the letters of the alphabet and their sounds as kids develop a sight-reading vocabulary (Spanish only). The letters are also great for stenciling and lots of learning games, as well as for color recognition and sorting and sequencing activities. The 64 colorful wooden letters fit into the eight two-sided cutout boards to spell three- and four-letter words, such as gato, casa, and sol. All this spelling and fine-motor fun stores conveniently in a compact wooden crate! This product is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. FSC certification ensures that products come from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social, and economic benefits, and that forests are protected for future generations. Please note that FSC certification applies to new inventory only (FSC C156584)

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Hazel O. ★★★★★

My daughter is learning Spanish in kindergarten and these puzzles have been perfect for her. She matches the letters to the pictures and reads the words out loud without me even prompting her. The illustrations make it easy for her to guess words she doesn't know yet.

Thomas Y. ★★★★★

The wooden lowercase letters are chunky enough for my 4-year-old to grab easily, and she's already matching them to spell "sol" and "gato" on her own. I love that it's teaching her Spanish words while she just thinks she's playing.