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My youngest son is infatuated with dinosaurs and he loves to learn so I got this so he can play and match letters.

These are so cute and do exactly what they are made for. Large enough to keep track of but small enough to store away. It comes with a nice mesh storage bag with draw string. Definitely worth it for little ones.

The letter application isn't flawless, there are just a few with some smudges etc. They are a very nice sturdy material. Not worried about them breaking at all. Super cute little dino designs. The colors are beautiful and bright. They come apart easily enough for my 3 yr old grandson but stay connected to play with (don't slide out/apart too easily) so they are fun for the 1 yr old to play with too. Every letter is its own dinosaur (some other similar sets only have 13, with different letters on each side. That is too confusing for littles). Even better, if you show the kids, they can check the opposite side of the dinosaur piece to see what the uppercase or lowercase counterpart looks like and aid them in making the correct match. For example, the front of each dinosaur has uppercase A on one side, and lowercase on the other, and same with the back end, vs having to already know which uppercase and lowercase ones go together by memory if the front was all uppercase and the back was all lowercase. So that's a great feature too.

My 3 year-old nieces love dinosaurs and are learning colors and starting to learn letters. This set was a hit with them. Although they didn’t pay much attention to matching the letters or colors they had fun taking the dinosaurs apart and making “new” dinosaurs. I think if I help by encouraging them to match the colors then we can move on to learning to match the letters. Having both upper case and lower case letters on each dinosaur may be a little confusing for their age right now but will be more helpful in another year or so. This set is good quality, the pieces fit securely without being too hard to pull apart or put together and it comes with a nice drawstring storage bag. The best thing for them and for me is playing together, learning and making memories.

Learning the alphabet, color-matching, fine-motor skills while playing with dinosaurs - what could be better?!? We ordered these for a 2-year-old, and he loves them. They are holding up well, despite the attempts to destroy them - they are dinosaurs who like to smash, after all. It's fun to see him learn the colors and ABCs, and we've also been getting to know the different types of dinosaurs, as well. The 4-year-old is learning, too, while trying her hand at teaching! Great product!

These are great for introducing letters and colors. My one year old babes already know how to pull the dinosaurs apart so that’s fun lol. Safe for the babies as well because there are no hazardous small pieces and everything is together well. You can also make piles of the colors and give the babies some and have them group specific colors to match the pile. There are multiple things you can do with this toy set which is why I love it. Highly recommend for when you’re introducing both colors and letters :)

I love that this comes with a storage bag. I also like that each letter is separate, so you could take out just one dino (or letter) at a time. The plastic is smooth and the mets are printed clearly. They are surprisingly ergonomic and just fun to hold. The peg and hole is the same for all of the dinos so you can mix and match. There are only 3 kinds of dinos- which means you have a few duplicate combinations of color and shape. Not the end of the world but it does make it less cool. You have 26 dinos, but only 3 kinds of dinos- with no predators. You can still sort them into herds by shape or by the kind of letter- what the letter looks like, sounds like, or how we draw it. Sorting dinos is probably more fun than sorting other toys let’s be real. You can also play ‘dino restaurant’ where a separate dino predator (like a raptor or t-rex) asks for a certain letter dino and you have get him what he ordered.That’s the great thing about toys like this. Much more versatility for play, games, and learning.

My preschooler has not yet mastered his letters. I really like that these dinosaurs have the same letter font and back instead of the other type which consolidates the number of items by having different letters on the front and back. This allows him to match the letters more easily become more familiar with the upper and lower case pairs with less frustration. They are easy for him to click together. The mesh cinch bag is convenient for storage.