Educational Insights Frida's Fruit Fiesta Alphabet Game, Letter Recognition & Fine Motor Skills Board Game for Preschoolers & Toddlers, Up to 3 Players, Fun Family Game for Kids Ages 4+

My toddler loves this game! Great resource to teach letter recognition.

This is a really fun game to play with my 5 year old grandson.

Friday Fruit Fiesta Game has taught my 3.5 year old how to recognize letters of the alphabet in a fun way! Rules are very easy to understand as well as fun for the entire family. Would highly recommend for young kids when learning the alphabet!

I bought this game for my kids and our family to play! I bought a second one for my friend whose child also loves to play board games! This game is fun and the great thing about it is that you also learn while playing! great for families to play!

Bought for my 3 year old granddaughter as a birthday present. She loved it. It was easy to follow.

My alphabet-obsessed 3 year old grandson loves playing with the letters and matching them to the same letter spaces on the game boards and doing it independently. Playing the game with others is hit or miss, but the older he gets, the better he does at it. He has the fine motor skills to write legible letters and to use scissors somewhat effectively, so I am surprised that he struggles to use the toucan tongs the way the game intends. So we all use our hands and will keep trying with the tongs as his coordination improves. Educational Insights has several games that are similar to this. My 4 year old grandson loves The Sneaky, Snacky Squirrel counting game which is why we got this one for a grandson in a different household.

Educational Insights makes such great preschool games! I love buying them as birthday gifts for friends. This is the third in a series with the animal shaped squeezer (toucan) which is great for the fine motor development that my kids need to help strengthen the muscles for their pencil grip. This one is perfect for my 4 year old who knows his letters. It's also a good introduction to strategy because there's only one of each letter. So if your opponent already has the one you need, you can steal it, or you'll need to choose a different letter. It's also sort of like Bingo, you need to get 4 in a row to win. My 2.5 year old likes to play too, but it's better for my 4 year old. We love to learn by playing and games, especially those from Educational Insights are a great way to do that. I love the bright colors too and that the box is part of the game board, similar to the other 2 games in the series. (Sneaky Snacky Squirrel and Shelby's Snack Shack)

I saw the complaints and almost didn't get it but i'm glad I did! The three spinners is not tricky at all. Just spin them! We play that if you get a monkey or spin again on ANY spinner then you have to follow that one. It's a quick game for those that don't want to play for hours but you can play it 2-3 times in a row without getting bored. I've only had it a few days but my preschooler picked up the letter Z, Q, and S that she didn't know at all, and is more confident on the letters she did know. So I think it's worth the money and i'd buy it again if something happened to it.