Exploring Chimp Interactive Alphabet Wall Chart - ABC Learning for Toddlers Boys and Girl Toys Alphabet Chart Numbers Shapes Colors ABC Chart for Wall for Toddlers Autistic Children 5-7 Year Old

My 5 and 2 year old have been having lots of fun with this. My two year old loves the songs it plays. It’s like having her own music player, she can turn it on all by herself and loves to dance around. It plays songs like head, shoulders, knees and toes, 5 little monkeys, and wheels on the bus. My 5 year olds likes to play the game. My one wish is that the activity buttons at the top had a picture to symbolize what they are, so that non-readers can know which button is which. But with enough use they’ll probably just memorize what’s what.

My kids loved this and I love that it's a fun learning opportunity for them!

I bought this learning poster for my niece and she loves it! I made a video to show how it works. So far I am impressed with how well it works. Also, the ABC refrigerator magnets were a fun addition.

This is a great early learning device for any child. I wanted something educational, but fun at the same time, and I'm very happy with my choice. Very good quality. You don't need to push too hard for it to make sounds. It doesn't even really feel like you're pushing buttons. Really appreciate how clear the voice is for the songs and activities. It comes with batteries! It also comes with a single adhesive hook to attach it to a wall. It saves room because I can quickly put the poster on the wall or transport it to another location. My daughter loves it for sure. It's hanging in her playroom and she comes to it several times a day to go through the letters and she repeats them back. Her favorite thing to do with it is play the songs and dance to the music.

This is lightweight and easy to use. We hung it on the fridge next to the grandsons' art. It's easy to use and understand. It offers many useful ways to interest younger kids in a learning based play period. The buttons are easy to activate and seem like they should be durable. I like the drawings and letter combos, and the numbers and color/shapes at the bottom are a nice add-on. The only downside is that an erroneous answer gives a fairly harsh buzzer sound where a "try again" response would have been better for this age group. There is an explanation of what button was chosen when it's wrong, but I can see this leading to some frustration and maybe turning off younger kids especially.