Sektasu Alphabet Mystery Box Age 3+ for Kids - Alphabet Learning Toy with 26 PCS Animal Figurines Letter Matching Game Montessori Educational Toy Preschool Kindergarten Gift for Toddlers Ages 3-8

Nice product but but it's been sewn together upside down and can't send it back as my daughter has opened it 😞

Great for all family and LD children

It's an OK toy, but a bit disappointing.The pieces look quite cheap, and the quality doesn’t seem like it will hold up over time.I got this for my son with additional needs, but I’m having second thoughts about giving it to him as I’m not sure it’s sturdy enough.The idea is great, and it could be educational, but the execution feels a bit lacking.Would be better if it was more durable.

This mystery box is a decently fun activity for the little one. It comes with a soft fabric mystery box which will contain an assortment of little animal figures, then you can place them on the corresponding letter on the mat. It's all very cohesive in terms of design—the box is cute and the mat has these large letters that are designed based on the animal it represents.It comes with plenty of little figures—they're quite hard and on the smaller side, but they’re well detailed and look great, so they were interesting enough to hold the little one’s attention. She enjoyed matching the animals with the corresponding letters on the board, and even continued playing with them with her other toys too.

The Sektasu Alphabet Mystery Box is a fantastic educational toy that keeps kids engaged while learning the alphabet in a fun, hands-on way! The animal figurines and letter matching game make it highly interactive, helping children associate letters with animals easily. It’s perfect for preschoolers and kindergarteners, providing a great learning experience.For the price, this toy is excellent value for money. While it’s fun, I do recommend adult supervision, as some pieces might be small for younger kids. Overall, a wonderful learning tool and highly recommended.

I bought the Sektasu Alphabet Mystery Box for my 4-year-old, and it's been a hit. The animal figurines are cute and sturdy, and my child loves matching them to the corresponding letters on the board. It's fun for them to practice recognizing uppercase and lowercase letters. I appreciate that the game board is well-made and folds easily for storage.The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is that it could use a bit more variety in the animals or activities to hold attention for longer periods. Overall, it's a solid educational toy that's great for preschoolers learning the alphabet and practicing letter sounds in a fun, interactive way.

This is a really good toy for helping to teach letter recognition and animal names, the animals area little on the small size so although I think two year olds would also enjoy it they should be supervised with it. I ordered this for my four year old autistic grandson who has a developmental age of about two years. He loves letters and puzzles so this is perfect for him. He get's really excited waiting to see what animal comes out of the box next that he starts stimming, where he holds his arms out, leans forward and circles his hand, which is so sweet to see. He can manage to find and place the correct animal without much prompting from us or mum and dad although nightingale confused him a little bit.I definitely don't think it's really suitable for up to eight years old unless you have a SEN child/grandchild with a lower developmental age as it seems to be very much aimed at toddlers. But apart from that at £14.98 (at time of order) I think it is very reasonably priced and a good learning toy.

I have mixed feelings about this game. In my opinion it’s suitable for ages 2-3, but definitely not for an 8-year-old. For kids under 2-3, it should only be used with supervision since the plastic animals are quite tiny. The quality of the animals is good, but I’d suggest changing how the letters are presented; having the animal drawn inside the letter can be confusing for little ones. Also, the letter N features a nightingale, which might confuse kids . In the advertising pictures, the animals appear much bigger than they actually are. Overall, it arrived in a cardboard box, and I think it could make a nice gift for a toddler, but for those under 3 ONLY with supervision!