Learning Resoures POP para letras

We loved this little letter identification game. It made learning for my four year old fun instead of frustrating. We don’t always play by the “rules” but she loves putting her hand into the popcorn container to pull out a letter.

Students love this game! Easy to play in multiple ways to work on different skills.

Oh my! What a great product. In addition to the actual game there is so much that can be done with these! This was a great buy!!!

My Pre K class loves this game. So many ways to vary the game to meet the needs/abilities of the kids. We were still learning uppercase so removed lower case. Used to measure phone logical awareness by have them pick a leet then give me a word that starts with that letter

My kids love the sight word and adding/subtracting pop game. I wish the blends and word families had actual word, but we have skipped them for now. This letter one is great for working on letter identification and sounds with my youngest child.

My preschooler loves this game! We changed the game play a little to make it a more positive experience for her. For example, we removed the "Pop" cards, which require you to put all of the letters that you got correct, back in the box. I also allow her to guess my letter first. If she gets it right, then she gets to keep it, and if she gets it wrong, then I "guess" and keep it. This allows her the opportunity to learn to recognize more letters, and also gives her a better chance at winning the game. As she gets better at it, we will make it harder (as it is intended to be played). I also really like how it includes both uppercase and lowercase letters. She begs us to play this game with her. It's great to watch the fun involved in learning letter recognition with this game.

I decided to buy this because it was on sale and I wanted something to help my son improve on his alphabet. I wasn't sure how he would like it but he loves it. We play by naming the letter then having to sound it out. It is definitely fun and educational at the same time. I would recommend this game!

Little guy (4yo) loves to play this. It can be played multiple ways (*with a little creativity that isn't provided in the instructions).I use only the capital letters and 3 "pops" when first teaching little guy his letters, to prevent frustration. He then uses an alphabet mat that he uses to sing and find the letters that he pulls out. His first guess has to be right or it goes back in the box. When I pull a letter he gets to try and guess it - if he guesses right, he "steals" it. If he gets it wrong, I get to keep it.*This is just the beginning for him, but he loves it. As he moves on, I'll start adding the lowercase letters and making it more difficult. If your child already solidly knows the alphabet (upper and lowercase) this would probably be a bit boring.