QUOKKA Alphabet Poster Educational Toy for 3-4 Year Old – ABC Learning Wall Chart for Toddlers – Interactive Speech Therapy Game for Kids 5-6-7 yo – Talking for Girl & Boy

This makes learning more fun for my grandson.Educational while enetertaininv.

I brought this for my grandson, he sits in front of it everyday learning and it helps him identify each items

Horrible, it came bent and doesn’t flatten out. If you press D it says C. Uses words like hen instead of chicken, violet instead of purple.

When we first pulled it out the box, I thought something was wrong with it because when we pressed a certain button it would say something totally different. Example: we would click the letter “A” and it would say “B”. Also it pronounces some words wrong, even how it says it’s own name”Quokka”. Another thing I feel like this could be a great learning tool. On the other hand I feel like some of the words they test the kids to spell are a bit to difficult for kids in the 3-5 range.

The quality is good, I bought it for a 1 year old and it has actually helped him with learning his letters. I would definitely recommend it to anyone.

The media could not be loaded. I love this product so much! I can’t believe it is less than 10usd. The voice is fun and the game is good and fun for toddlers. My almost 2 years old loves it! I really like the game they have instead of just press and learn the word. And they come with a small screwdriver, battery, wall tapes and a hook. But I didn’t use the wall tapes and hook, I use 3m tape instead, so I don’t know the quality of those tape. One tiny thing I dislike is the fold of the poster, it makes my toddler have difficulty to press well on the fold. It still works but difficult. Hopefully will be better for a few week. Overall I still recommend this product.

I got this for my daughter, who is almost 3. I wanted to help her learn the alphabet. My first criticism is that this product does too many things. When my daughter uses it, she just wants to play songs or hear it say the names of the things in the pictures (all words she already knows) rather than the letters. I wish it had the letters and nothing else to distract. My second criticism is that the product is just sloppy in several ways. For instance, in the quiz function, it asks “which animal lays eggs?” and will only accept the hen as an answer. But the board also has pictures of a duck and a goose (and an octopus), and it says you’re wrong if you choose these. I didn’t like having to explain to my daughter that, yes, ducks do lay eggs, she’s not wrong, the toy is wrong. It also asks, “how many fingers IS on one hand?” which is grammatically incorrect. There was another question that was phrased in an incomprehensible way, but now I forget what it was. It also mispronounces quokka as “kwoh-kuh” even though it’s the name of the company. So, in conclusion, this thing works fine but it has some shortcomings and isn’t effective if you think your kid might just play with it and learn.

My preschooler can identify the letters easily and likes the pictures and colors on this. Many different activities, songs, searching etc. folds up for easy storage