Coogam Magnetic Letters Practicing Board, Magnets Tracing ABC Alphabet Board Learning to Write Uppercase&Lowercase Educational Toy Fine Motor Montessori Gift for 3 4 5 Years Old Preschool Kids

It is much larger than it looks in the pictures of the product advertisement, however, because of others' reviews, I knew to expect it to be. The bright white background with red vowels and blue consonants in upper and lower case letters make for a very clean, simplistic and inviting appearance. I appreciate that it has a handle because it is quite large and that makes it easier to carry, especially for a little one. I don't mind that the "pen" is detached because usually they are attached by a string or rope that is either too short or gets in the way, or both. One thing that I didn't realize when I purchased this was that the letters are not recessed, meaning the board is completely flat with only the magnet balls' tops protruding. I mistakenly thought and hoped the letters were recessed and think this could be a future improvement which would guide little ones' hands and "pen" through grooves while tracing each letter. I have seen a wooden board with such grooves to trace but to have both the magnet balls and grooves would be even better. Right now, my 4 year old just "scribbles" on the board to make the magnets come up instead of tracing each letter unless I do hand over hand but I imagine even younger children might trace the letters and enjoy it. Another thing to note that isn't a dealbreaker (for me) is that some nearby magnets do pop up while tracing and also some fall in. This could potentially be confusing or frustrating to a child but I do think the toy is worth it overall and reasonably priced. Lastly, the magnetic force is a bit strong which requires more effort and also makes for a bumpy tracing experience since the tip is being pulled down and against the grooves of each hole on the board as well as the magnet ball tops. However, this could be a good tactile experience for someone who needs the sensory input.

Such an absolute amazing product so much fun kids love to use it to learn writing it’s easy to use and you don’t ever have to worry about any of the beads ever coming out. It’s properly secured. This is a truly an amazing product and recommend to all parents who want to give their children, something fun, but also educational this product will definitely help them write earlier and practice writing neater!!

Very nice, all.family like it

The magnet is too strong, so the kids struggle to move the pen, and the pen is easily lost since it is loose and in no way connected to the board .

My grandchildren loved this! One is a 3 year old and and one is a 4 years old.

My son really likes playing with this, but two criticisms I have are that we lost the pen right away -I wish it was attached! Also, the pen doesn't glide on the letters, it attracts the balls one at a time. So, it doesn't really work for tracing practice. But, my son still finds it entertaining, and you can manipulate the letters with other types of magnets, so that's a plus!

This is a very helpful tool for dyslexic kids. Helping them feel the letter formation is really helpful, and it serves as a sensory tool too. It’s a bit bigger than expected.

Love this abc board. Bought it for my 2 year old grandson and he loves it. Well made and sturdy.

Agréablement surprise par la taille de la tablette. Couleurs sympas

Just arrived yesterday for my 5 year old (and 3.5 year old if she pleases). So far so good. It’s a fun way to get used to writing letters. What I like about this version is that it’s one board where my son can see the big letter & small letter right next to each other, plus nice storage for pen. Would recommend for 4+ year olds, even younger if they’ve older siblings

Works as well as expected with decent quality

My gorgeous autistic grandson Lewis loves this. He’s keen to learn and this helps him. So glad I got this aide for him. Worth every penny.

Lo he comprado para un niño con problemas de motricidad fina. No puede coger el lapicero porque es demasiado corto y estrecho. Para un niño sano, el tablero está muy bien, pero para una persona con problemas de movilidad es crítico que pueda coger el lapicero: debería ser más grueso, más largo, con forma triangular y con zonas de agarre. El tablero es grande y bonito, en nuestro caso todas las bolas funcionan bien. Es una crítica constructiva, espero que ayude.