Carson Dellosa Ladybug Letters Board Game

Great helps my kindergartener with sight words and let me tell you ….this helps. Games help not flash cards!!!

Bought this to use with kids of various ages. They all enjoy it. Great game for kids who are reluctant to discuss emotions/feelings and lots of ways to change up the game to keep it interesting. My favorite is to ask the child to name a time when they experienced the emotion they are adding to the board.

I got this card for my daughter she love it I highly recommended them makes learning easy

This game is fantastic. I used it with a small group of kindergarteners in a small group. I love that it is more than just a puzzle. The kids really enjoyed the hands on aspect. This is perfect for teaching letter sounds or letter names.

LOVE THE PUZZLES, EASY TO USE FOR THE KIDS TO PUT TOGETHER

This is the perfect self-correcting Language Arts station for blending, reading and writing CVC words! There are 12 words for each vowel. Thus, for beginning readers the words may be classified into 5 categories and sorted into small plastic bags. Later, for emergent readers the words may be mixed together. Solving puzzles is an important Math skill and it enhances one's cognitive development which is also beneficial for nonverbal assessments. (Please do NOT include my name or address. Thanks!)

The product is okay so far so good

My students work at various grade levels. They can easily be taught how to use this item and can be used independently with ease. The pieces are great for practicing skills needed to meet standards. There is a limited amount of words and picture given. Sometimes my students struggle to create sentences.

It is a quality product, but the word bank is very limited. It would be extremely helpful if they would have just added bland pieces that could be written on and wiped off for reuse.

I ordered this game, expecting it to be a sturdy game that could be used with a preschooler. The pieces are pretty thin and do not seem very durable to me. I was expecting something more along the lines of a sturdy board book page, but this is more like glossy heavy cardstock. Also, the pieces do not fit snugly at all -- they are very loose, so the pictures on the completed puzzles don't look complete. I think the idea behind it is good, but it isn't going to work for me.