Melissa & Doug PAW Patrol Poke-A-Dot - Alphabet Adventure

My son loves the poke-a-dot series of learning. He's still a toddler, and he's already begun pointing to illustrations in his books to ask me what they are called. The poke-a-dot system helps focus his attention on certain themed learning (e.g., primary colors, shapes, or sight words for older kiddos). The dots keep him engaged more than most other types of books, and he often wants to read the same book over again. This is somewhat unusual for him, as he is rather squirrely and doesn't usually like to sit down or listen to reading for too long. I think the interaction between parent %26 child is better on this book series than many others. The child controls when he pokes the dog, and the parent then responds with the name of the object associated with that dot because it's beside it. The counting series in this line also works well to help children keep track of which objects they have counted and which they haven't!

Our 18 month old granddaughter enjoys playing with bubble books

Our two year old is learning his abc's with this poke a dot book and he is learning the Paw Patrol's names.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My two year old and my five year old really enjoyed getting to see some of their favorite characters in this book- and popping the bubbles on every page was a great activity that kept their interest on every page. They found that very amusing and kept them busy for a long time. It's awesome that every letter of the alphabet had something to relate to their paw patrol friends.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Rachel, 5, was excited when "Paw Patrol Poke-A-Dot - Alphabet Adventures" showed up in the mail for her. She likes the poke-a-dots that pops like her newfound talent for blowing & popping bubblegum bubbles. She's looking forward to starting kindergarten in six weeks, so working on her letters is always a good activity. Plus she said the handle is handy for carrying the book around.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My toddlers loved this book. As they said each letter they were allowed to "pop" the bubble. If they got it wrong they couldn't pop it until they got it right. That was just how we personally played with it. I also read the book to them while they popped the bubbles the entire time!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My four-year-old loves her Paw Patrol Poke-A-Dot Alphabet Adventure. She'll sit at the table and sing her ABC's over and over again, poking the buttons in the book as she goes. She's known her ABC's for a while now, but this book gives her a new, fun way to match up the actual letter with what she's singing. And the fact that some of her favorite characters are a part of it is just icing on the cake. I love the fact that she's learning while having a great time doing it. It's the perfect interactive ABC book for a preschooler.

I apparently didn't understand what I was buying. I thought the circles that you press on would say the appropriate letter of the alphabet. My mistake. The circles that you press just pop. I'm sure my grandchildren will love the pictures because they like paw patrol. These books are Christmas presents so they haven't received the books.

Cute idea but three of the poppers didn't work. C for Chase (the whole idea of the pups), E and S for Skye my little one's favorite!!! I called and spoke with a very nice young lady but never heard back from her or the company

Wasn't a readable book. It's now on the back of the book shelf :(