Learning Resources Goodie Games ABC Cookies, 4 Games in 1, Math Games for Kindergarten, Alphabet, Pre-Reading, Phonics, Ages 3+

My 7yo old loves to use these during our homeschool reading lessons. They’ve been fun for word families! He also likes to arrange them in abc order. I give him cookie sheets, too, so he can pretend to bake them.

My kids got these for Christmas and right now it’s the most played with toy we have. My 2 year old loves to act like they are cookies, my 4 year old can actually use them as a learning tool. Great buy!!

Resource of all resource. Students go crazy over these. Perfect for learning to spell.

This is an adorable game with so many play options but the letters are hard to read for my kiddos who are just learning their letter recognition.

I opened it up as soon as my order came in. I was super nervous ordering this, after reading MANY reviews about people missing letters. I had this sitting in my Save For Later for almost 2 yrs, that's how nervous I was. I knew my kids would love it but if it was missing letters I didn't want to invest my money in it and have disappointed my kids because I cannot find anything like this!But, I am NOT missing any letters! I have the whole alphabet and extras as seen in my pictures. I am SOO glad I purchased this now!! Letters are real study. Not plastic but solid rubber like.I love it! And I can't wait to do this with my kiddos!

What a great little cookie set. The quality of the cookies were impressive. Strong thick and no way are they breaking. My child loves the cookie theme. The design is cute and desirable to look at while playing. Provides learning fun for the alphabet and colors.

I bought a set of aprons and told my girls we were going to be alphabet chefs. I introduced them to the cookies and they are great for my 2 & 4 year old. We are working on letter recognition and letter sounds. These are perfect for exactly that. They loved matching the cards to the letters. Today was our first day with them. My only complaints as mentioned in the other comments is that the lid to the container is completely useless, and that you are not playing with a full deck of cards that match the letters. We didn't have cards for the letter "a" and a few others, but besides that they are perfect.

My son started kindergarten this year and we are enrolled in an online school that focuses mostly on printout assignment. One of our first assignments was a name game where the child learns how to use letter recognition in their own name. We used this for the game.There are so many different things you can do with this game from color sorting to letter recognition, counting to spelling out words. We will be using this for his weekly spelling words through out the school year as it’s a hands on fun activity that helps to get him motivated to learn.