I don't know who was happier, me or my grandson. I figured alphabet and robots would be a good combo for a gift, and he loved it. Initially may require some adult guidance, as the pieces are hard plastic, and figuring out how to get to the robot shape. And certainly a lot of options for talking through and having the child identify the letter and then turn it into a robot. Great!

Our best six year-old grandson lived getting these alphabet robots. They are well made and turn into creative shapes. It made recognizing letters and sounding out words really fun.

These Alpha-Bots are both fun and educational. The quality is great. I've had these for several years and they have held up well. They're a big hit with the kids.

These are wonderful for kids to start learning the alphabet!

I love the colors of all the letters they are bright and beautiful. The size is perfect for little fingers. They are very appealing to look at and play with. This is a great age-appropriate toy.

I have bought these several times for gifts. The boys love them!

This is one of my students' most favorite toys to tinker with during quiet stations/games. From recognizing letters to transforming them to robots -- they are building both letter recognition AND fine motor skills to twist and turn little parts/joints.

Like the sturdiness and how the kids get to manipulate the pieces to build the alpha-bots. It keeps the kids focused on the build.

These were tons of fun for a 4year old to learn letters before starting school! He kept turning them all into robots then turning them all back to letters over and over. SO MUCH FUN!

These alpha-bots are a lot of fun. My kids first enjoyed playing with them at our local library. I picked them up to use during our home school read aloud time. They keep little hands busy. They've also been a fun addition to help my preschooler learn letters. They hold up well!

Grandson absolutely loves the Alpha-Bots, assists in learning his letters, spelling, and imaginative fun!

Such a great toy for learning letters and practicing fine motor skills both in the classroom and as gifts for the home. As an added bonus it can be used to spell out short words and also to learn the order of the alphabet.