Yunsailing 4 Pcs Wooden Animal Puzzles for Kids, Double Sided Snake Jigsaw with Alphabet & Numbers for Preschool Toddler Learning Educational Activities(Snake, Dinosaur, Elephant, Snail)

These are great! My autistic animal loving grandson loves them. They teach alphabet, numbers, tactile skills, logic and are fun. Win win

Son with extra needs has a fixation with alphabet, numbers, and puzzles. This was literally a perfect combination. He memorized it in two days soooo I have to hide it for a few months and reintroduce it at a later day.

Our little one is learning her letters so I thought these would be great to help reinforce her learning. The pieces are numbered on one side and have uppercase letters on the other side. The snake and the snail were great because one piece fits in right after the other. The elephant and the dinosaur were a little challenging; when you get so certain letters you're not sure of they go next to the one before it or below it. There is no diagram on the box, which would have been helpful. Take a picture of the puzzles before you take them apart and that will give you a "roadmap" if you get stuck putting them back together. Nice sturdy wood pieces that fit together easily. Some of the letters are very hard to see; the printed letter is too light on some of the darker pieces so we had to find a couple of the lettered pieces by process of elimination.

Fun for kids! Good construction. Won’t fall apart immediately.

This has been her favorite toy for the past few weeks. We keep them in separate plastic bags and she plays with them one at a time. Great way to practice putting your numbers and letters in order. The snail and dinosaur are difficult to find the order, but she still enjoys trying.

Great puzzles like how they are different and different levels of how hard they are.

I wish the pieces each came with different patterns to know which one is which. Make sure to screen shot this image because it was it was gone for some time and my kids puzzles sat all messed up and unable to be completed because all the pieces were too similar. The picture for it completely disappeared so I’m hoping this random screen shot will help me separate the right pieces

These were the first puzzles my daughter did when she turned 2. At 3 now she still enjoys doing that and is good at them. We challenge her by mixing 4 and she has to do them at the same time. Good buy.