Learning Resources Snap-n-Learn Alphabet Alligators - Toddler Toys, Preschool ABC Activities, Fine Motor Skills, Alphabet Manipulatives, Phonetics and Reading, Sensory Gifts for Boys and Girls

Fun, interactive alphabet set. I bought these a while back for my 2 year old but they proved to be too difficult for her alphabet wise. Fast forward to now, she just turned 4 and knows all her letters and is NOW having fun with this set matching the lowercase letters with the capital letters. She likes sorting them by color and lining them up in a line. Great learning tool and great for fine motor skills. 👍

My children have all liked the alphabet alligators. They not only learn to match lowercase and uppercase letters, but also color matching as well. It is a fun resource to make learning fun.

My son loves to watch Toy Genie on YouTube and that’s where we discovered these! He loves them! They are easily to put together and take apart. Very brightly colored and adorable. The only con I have is that there are 2 letters per alligator, so only 13 alligators. That’s fine except if you want to display all the letters at once, but then more pieces = higher cost so all in all I’m happy!

I was super excited about getting these, for a fun way to introduce the alphabet. When we first got these I was super happy with the package. Once we opened them tho that's where for me we lost stars. It does say in the description 26pice. I assumed ( i know silly me) that ment 26 alligators 1 for every letter in the alphabet, so I was confused when we dumped them out there was only 13?. Upon further examination realized that there 2 sided, one letter on on side another on the back. So the 26 is counting both parts of the alligator. Okay not a complete deal breaker, even tho now we cant lay them out and see the alphabet. Some of the letters are already scratched, so I'm not sure how long they will be read able. They are definitely cute and a good size for little hands. Reason they I still have them 4 stars. I might order another set just so they can be laid out.

My kids love this learning game. Kid friendly fun, safe, soft smooth plastic, durable material, bright color, functional and easy to use. Storage bin it comes with is perfect, gators are great size for little hands.

All 4 of my children love these little alligators. Great quick, fun review for my 9 year old while teaching his siblings. They've helped my 6 year old with upper and lower case letters while helping my 3 year old and 1 year old with matching colors. Very cute design and gives the children something fun and easy to use for a quick lesson. Learning while playing. They are loud when dropped on the ground so not really an activity to do while littles are napping.

My kids love these. They are age 19 months and 5 yrs. With my kindergartener I’ve been having her match the upper and lower case letters and then try to put the completed set in order according to the alphabet. There aren’t enough to do that (because the pieces are double sided and have different letters on each side) But we still love this and it keeps the kids entertained for a while. It’s easy to store away. Overall good buy!

These alligators are very cute and much bigger than I thought! I was very surprised when I opened the packaging as to the length of the gators. The letter is a nice size font on each gator piece, easy to see and identify. The gators snap together and unsnap very easily which is nice for toddler hands.

These are exactly what I wanted! My 2 year old and 4 year old both love playing with them, though they’re more for the younger one to match up colours and practice motor skills. They come in a handy bucket to keep them all together, they’re a great size and there’s only 13 double sided gators rather than 26. Less pieces to worry about losing!

Excelente calidad como todos los productos de esta marca. A los niños les encanta jugar con ellos, al mismo tiempo que desarrollan su psicomotricidad y sus habilidades

Very nice

Fáciles de encajar y desencajar para los niños. A mi sobrino le han gustado mucho.

My kids got confused that there were letters on both sides but came to realise the whole alphabet was there still .... Ages 2.5 and 1