Learning Resources Alphabet Acorns Activity Set, Develops Letter Recognition, Educational Toys for Toddlers, Homeschool, Visual & Tactile Learning Toy, 78 Pieces, Ages 3+

Our 3 year old daughter has a speech delay and isn’t speaking yet, but she loves this Alphabet Acorns set. It’s one of the few learning tools that consistently grabs her attention. Even though she can’t say the letters, she’s able to recognize and point to the correct ones when asked, especially when we give her two choices at a time.She enjoys opening each acorn to discover the mini figure inside, and the tactile play really helps her stay calm and focused, especially during transitions or new environments like speech therapy. We even brought it to her first session with a new therapist, and it helped settle her down almost instantly.The pieces are high quality, colorful, and perfect for little hands. And when we lost one of the mini figures (the Leaf for the letter L), Learning Resources’ customer service went above and beyond and sent us a replacement. That kind of support means a lot.If you have a toddler with speech delays or sensory needs, this set is a fantastic option. Highly recommended!

This toy is absolutely perfect for home schooling your littles. On the down side there is a ton of pieces but it's a lot of fun for my toddlers to open the acorn up and see what's inside. Make sure your child is not at a stage where they put everything in their mouth because the pieces are small.

My three year old has had so much fun with these. He loves all of the pieces and mixing them up to then sort them back out. There are many activities you can do like color sorting and counting as well. All of the pieces are high quality and I suspect will hold up well during play.

We love these acorns! We pull this out with our 3 year old and play with it. They each have a little toy that goes inside that starts with the letter the acorn has on it. It’s keep her occupied and she’s learning. She has a lot of fun with it. I’d recommend for 3 and older since the parts are super tiny in the acorn. They are all different color letters and tops of the acorn too. Easy to put away, the only thing is it’s hard for her to place the acorn top on so that would be the only thing! I usually have to help her push it on

Very well made toy all of Learning Resources products are the best made for children truly! I love every single product I buy for my son. He has special needs and this has helped him tremendously with his letters and talking. I found this brand through my sons therapy services and I wouldn’t waste my money on another brand of toy/learning development tool out there. Not only are they super educational they are durable well thought out design and super fun my son wants to play with them for hours. Plus their play food is they very best and well made play kids food I have ever found. If your looking for something else to purchase you won’t be disappointed in them either.

LOVE IT. The "acorns" themselves are lettered capsules that can be opened and closed easily, making them perfect for little hands. The tactile experience of holding and manipulating these acorns adds an extra layer of sensory engagement to the learning process. The set includes both uppercase and lowercase letters, allowing kids to practice matching and pairing. The colorful and vibrant design of each acorn is visually stimulating, which further captures a child's attention during play. We typically learn/open 1 new letter a week- My son gets so excited when opening a new acorn he's never opened before; I love watching the suspense! The pieces are also appropriately sized to prevent any choking hazards... BUY!

My toddler is obsessed with these. The rubber lids can be a little hard to get on so I have to help him but it’s a small price to pay for hours of entertainment.

I can’t believe this. My ABA therapist suggested I get this. My non verbal 2.5 year old played this with her sitter first and she reposted she said all these words and I couldn’t believe it. But then the first time I watched her playing solo, she literally said, OPEN.WOW.OCTOPUS- with an octopus in her hand. What?!? I highly recommend especially for ASD children. Great OT you