BEST LEARNING i-Poster My Learning Board - Interactive Talking Alphabet Wall Chart, Learn ABC, 123s & Music Toy for Toddlers & Kids at Preschool Kindergarten for Boys & Girls Ages 3 to 6 Years Old

I purchased this letter poster for my son who is in Pre-K who would rather play and shows no interest in learning his letters and numbers. The moment I took it out of the box he loved it! The different settings allow your child to practice letter recognition, letter sounds, numbers, spelling and picture recognition. He played with this poster for over an hour and was so excited when he got answers correct. I feel like this product will grow with him over time and he will be able to do the spelling and number activities as he advances. I do recommend making sure it is on a flat surface or the buttons dont always register correctly. I am also a 2/3 preschool teacher and cant wait to bring it into my classroom for my students to explore on. I would highly recommend purchasing for pre-schoolers and older.

Bought it as my kid's 3 yr old birthday gift and it worked very well. He likes to play it on the floor and use the wipeable pen to draw on it. Keep him busy all day. Highly recommend it to anyone who want to teach kids about alphabet and numbers.

My four year liked the learning poster. It kept for entertained for a bit. It has a lot of different activities/games. Also the games/activities have different levels so she will be able to use it for awhile. The only issue she had was it sometimes took two tries when pressing a letter or number. As a parent, I found it kinda of annoying. You could turn the volume down but it was still somewhat loud. It is small and i didn’t realize it which has its pros and cons. Not much room to free write but also doesn’t take up a lot of space. The company said it can be hung on the wall but it doesn’t have anything on the back to attach it to. If you wanted I guess you could get those command strips. Like some of other reviewers said the green color isn’t that great but it wasn’t a deal breaker for me since I won’t be hanging it up.

i love the fact that the board has all the alphabet on it theyll all stay on one place. my grandson tries so hard to say his alphabet and this will become a daily learning tool for him. we are practicing them daily. next he will learn how to write the letters. so much more to do with this board. learning math will be great too this is the best board I've gound for learning. well worth it. pronunciation of alphabets is great. many many hours oof fun. he'll also learn how to write the alphabet.

My son cannot use it. I did not belive it was something so wide. It is not fit for little kid who are under 6 years old

My girl is turning to 4 soon. The teacher asks us to provide some extra help for recognizing the alphabets and that’s why I browsed and bought for that. My girl loves the poster and the music. She also enjoys the writing function a lot which feels absolute happy when she manages to write some letters. It is really out of my expectation. I agree the maths may be a bit advance but it must be able to play as she grows. I still have a 13 months boys so they now dance with the songs everyday now. A good buy in summary.

I bought this for my 3 year old daughter. It is a good interactive tool for introducing the alphabet, numbers, letter sounds, counting, and math. I really like the fact that it comes with a erasable marker so I can teach my daughter how to practice writing letters by tracing them. The quiz mode is what I find especially helpful. After reviewing the alphabet, I was glad to see her recognize and point to the correct letter in quiz mode. Safety is important for me so I like the fact that the i-poster is BPA free. Overall, a good learning toy.

I ordered this toy as a Christmas gift, and it was defective. The interactive voice spoke the wrong letter on a couple of letters. It was a BIG hassle to get a refund from Amazon, as they say you have to go thru the manufacturer. I persisted, after speaking with Amazon mgrs, I got the refund.. I then reordered the toy, because it was educational. After giving it a second chance, the second toy had the same issue, even though they were ordered 2 months apart. Please save yourself $40 and the hassle of returning. Find another toy to buy, and NOT from this company.

Really happy with this educational learning toy! Both our 2yr old and 6yr old have had lots of fun already with this. My main reason for purchasing this was to help our 6yr old with his speech and maths. He has some learning challenges that requires a little help. The biggest hurdle I've always faced is finding away to maintain his attention to learn and this works wonderfully. There are so many different ways to use this. The settings I'm mainly using is to help pronunciation of phonics as its different methods learnt in school fro when I was young and the phonics is always something I'm nervous of pronouncing wrong. This is a great help as we can do them together. He's quite arty so its great to have an area to draw and practice letters. Each letter has trace lines which is even better to help practice writing skills. The sound can be changed which is a good feature. Often find learning toys don't have thus option so its really good to be able to turn volume down. We have not used the maths function fully yet but from what we have done I can see its going to be tremendous help. I only wish I'd had this years ago as I think it would have been a tremendous help right from an early age. The size is about A2 size and we mainly use it on the floor but could easily use this on table or even stick up on wall. Also comes provided with batteries. Surface is wipeable and is supplied with a marker pen that has eraser brush. All in all a really useful and fun way to learn and I highly recommend.

Sent as a gift to a relative. They seem to like it.

All round good educational tool for my 3 year old great grandson.

I purchased this for my grandson, all great, though the alphabet is based on Australia - e.g. Q = Quokka. For goodness sake even my daughter-in-law a zoologist had never heard of a quokka. For those out there - The quokka, the only member of the genus Setonix, is a small macropod about the size of a domestic cat. To be honest even that didn't help me!!! We in Britain are unlikely to encounter these in our lifetime!Macropod is a marsupial.

Great for helping my youngest to learn his Alphabet and phonics as well as basic maths skills