Wooden Alphabet Puzzle Board — A-Z Letter Learning Board
Ages 2-4
₹349.00Original price was: ₹349.00.₹189.00Current price is: ₹189.00.
A sturdy wooden board with all 26 capital letters, A to Z, each one a different bright colour and each one lifting right out. A simple, screen-free way to build early letter recognition, alphabet order, and fine motor skills, one letter at a time.
Every letter of the alphabet sits in its own snug recess on this sturdy wooden board — each one a different bright colour, each one lifting out and fitting back in with a satisfying little click. Simple to play, and full of small wins along the way.
At 20cm x 20cm, it’s sized to sit comfortably on a table or the floor for focused, hands-on play.
Letters that stick
Tracing each letter’s shape by lifting it out and placing it back gives kids a hands-on feel for what each letter looks like — often a more memorable way to learn the alphabet than looking at a page.
Simple to play, satisfying to master
No instructions needed — pull the letters out, mix them up, and try to get them back in order (or just find a favorite letter first). Easy enough for a first try, with plenty of room to get faster with practice.
🎓 What your child is practicing
Matching each letter to its recess builds early letter recognition and alphabet order, while lifting and placing the pieces strengthens fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. It’s a natural first step toward pre-reading skills.
⚠️ Safety, plainly
This puzzle has 26 individual lift-out pieces, which are a choking hazard for young children who might still put small objects in their mouth — please supervise play, especially around younger siblings. Check pieces regularly for splinters, cracks, or damage, and stop use if any piece becomes damaged.
📦 What’s in the box
1 wooden puzzle board with 26 lift-out letter pieces (A–Z).
❓ Quick questions
What is this made from? Engineered wood.
What size is the board? 20cm x 20cm.
Are the letters uppercase or lowercase? Uppercase (capital letters).
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