CHUCHIK Toys Magnapad Magnetic Drawing Board – Interactive Alphabet Letter Tracing Board Game for Ages 3-5 – Portable Kids Writing Board and 2 Pen Magnets for Educational Play and Alphabet Games(Blue-

As soon as she saw the letters, she began to panic. he spends more time complaining about having to do the activity than actually doing it once he gets As part of our letter writing explorations, students use Handwriting Without Tears, which provides a lot of tactile experience. In the beginning, I used chalkboards, sandpaper, etc.

After I brought out the pen and showed her what happened when I traced a letter, she took to it right away. So grateful, she opened her stuffed animal and received one of her toys, then I handed her the other pen so they could both have their own. For the past 20 minutes, she's been laughing, playing, and taking turns with her toy, tracing letters using the magnets on her toy. She has been experimenting with how fast or slow she can go over the letters for In addition, the CHUCHIK ABC Magnetic Letters Set has been a big hit with her as well. She uses the magnetic letters to draw pictures on the board and to tell stories, then spells out keywords to signify the name and activity of each animal she sees (unicorn fly, for example). The only criticism I would make would be that it is all If you would have bundled the set with lowercase letters as well, I would have been happy. There are also times when the magnets don't adhere to the surface. The rest of the time, I am very happy with it and I definitely recommend.

Darwin Camacho

| Nov 30, 2020

It's so funny to hear my two-year-old naming letters wherever she sees them through this letter board! She's singing the alphabet right now, and naming them For now, she is mostly focused on looking at and naming the letters, but she is fond of playing with the magnet balls and pushing them back down (which you can do by hand one at a time or by pushing the side of the pen over the board many times at once). As she learns the letters and their sounds, then the consonants and vowels, then writing them, she will be writing This app is great because it has numbers and arrows indicating which stroke should be used in what succession and in what It comes with an extra pen, but the pen is not attached, but it can be inserted easily in the slot. That it isn't attached actually is what I like most about it. As a left-handed individual, I have always encountered problems with attached pens. Neither my toddler nor I have ever heard of it. The next time my kids turn a decade old, I'll buy them one as a gift!.

Avah KAY

| Oct 02, 2020

I enjoy doing this with my older kids as well. I don't think my two year old can draw on it in the way it is intended to be used, but she is beginning to make her letters, so it may benefit her. There is only one reason I gave this product four stars my toddler accidentally dropped one of the magnetic pens. It opened up right away, exposing the magnet inside. She caught the magnet in her mouth. That is dangerous (and proves it is not as durable as I would like). I also dropped the pen on my son, just as he later dropped the pencil. In the end, I was able to put it back together, and I plan to crazy glue it so it does not fall apart again, but I was unhappy that it happened Other than that, I find the toy to be a lot of fun, and I like the idea of it helping a child learn to write.

Emerald Rice

| Feb 07, 2021

Kids will enjoy this educational toy as they learn to write There are numbers and arrows to display the correct way to write each of the letters this makes it relatively easy for children to learn. With the pen, metal balls are pulled to the top, where they remain until they are pushed back I bought this toy for my 5 and 3 year old children, and they both love it. The cons are Despite the magnets being strong and the holes in the pen, kids struggle to trace the letters with the pens as intended because of the holey texture and too strong magnets. Despite the fact that two pens are included, there is only one place for an extra pen. If it had been packaged with a carry bag, I would have enjoyed it more. The pros are In fact, they found a million new games to play, which not only kept them entertained but kept them busy as well. Both children could play together with it as it comes with two magnet pens. All parts of the device are enclosed, so it's ideal for traveling. There is a good quality to the product. As an added bonus, it's very inexpensive compared to some of the other products Ultimately, I don't think I would have been happy if I had purchased it for my children only to teach them how to trace their letters, but I do see it as a toy that they'll be able to play with for quite some time.

Rylie Ballard

| Jun 21, 2021

My 5 (almost 3) year old loves it and has played with it daily since it arrived (it arrived within two days of me His favorite thing to do is use the magnetic pen to make the silver balls for each letter of the alphabet pop up. As he traces the letters, he likes to push the balls down again with his fingers. He's already become familiar with many of the letters from the alphabet song we've been singing while he plays with the board! On the board is an area where the magnetic "pen" can be stored so that it won't get lost. The board itself is built very well and very sturdy. It is also very easy to clean up afterward. Then wipe with a damp cloth and it will look like new again. In addition to this, he now considers it his favorite travel toy. That it's easy to take along and that it keeps him just as occupied in the car as at home is wonderful. There are a lot of cool and engaging features in this item, as well as being.

Marceline McIntyre

| Feb 22, 2021

It's so much fun to play with this board! My 19-month-old daughter was quite surprised at how easy it was for her to use, given that it is marketed towards older kids. The magnetic properties of it added a neat aspect for the kids to help with their literacy development since it provides stimulating touch sensations. It was also great that the letters were large to practice with. Other than that, it was a great, useful, fun, & enjoyable day for all involved This is a great toy for learning! I played with it even though I didn't mean to. The book is highly recommended for children who are just learning to write and spell And the best part is, you'll be having fun as well!.

Berkley Hahn

| Sep 30, 2020