Junior Learning Alphabet Arc Bubble Board (JL681)

Name: Junior Learning Alphabet Arc Bubble Board (JL681)
Brand: Junior Learning
SKU: 0850033767216
Price: 45.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Junior Learning

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45.00

Learn the sequence and pattern of the alphabet. Pop letter bubbles to spell out words and play alphabet games. Includes one double-sided Bubble Board, with lowercase on the front side and uppercase on the reverse.

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EAN: 0850033767216

Categories Toys & Games, Learning & Education, Reading & Writing, Handwriting Aids,

Ages 4+. Includes lowercase on the front and uppercase on the reverse. Learn the alphabet and develop phonemic awareness. Interactive bubble boards with 26 pop bubbles.

Brand	Junior Learning
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 5 ratings 4.0 out of 5 stars
Item Dimensions LxWxH	8.35 x 13.62 x 0.71 inches
Item model number	JL681
Item Weight	2.85 ounces
Manufacturer	Junior Learning
Manufacturer recommended age	4 - 7 years
Material	Silicone
Product Dimensions	8.35 x 13.62 x 0.71 inches
Release date	August 1, 2022
Style	Classic
Theme	Alphabet

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Scritto da: Becky

Letters are much too small for children

I’m a pediatric speech-language pathologist. I think this product is a clever idea: upper alphabet letters on one side, lower case letters on the other. I was excited to get it…until it arrived. The letters are small, kids have to squint or hold it up close to their faces to try to decode. I give them a magnifying lens, which helps. The letters are printed in different colors, also clever (distinguishing vowels) except that the colors are pastel — which, against a yellow background make them almost invisible. I wish this company had made the letters darker and much, much bigger. It’s a great concept in theory, but in practice it’s a waste of money for the purpose it is being marketed. I’m keeping it because the kids on my caseload like popping the bubble cells up and down the arc. As a pop-it toy it’s great. I can’t recommend it for reinforcing alphabet letter concepts.