These real-life miniature examples are wonderful, tactile visuals for our multilingual students. They prompt discussion and engagement when learning new words. They always bring excitement!

These letter tubs are great for learning the alphabet with your student. The only downside is that all the items come unsorted and you need to sort everything out. However, other than that this product is great.

The students love these! Such a great way to reinforce letter sounds. My English language learners also enjoy using this for vocabulary practice.

These alphabet tubs are a staple in our pre-school program. They are perfect for introducing a new sound and great to go back and review sounds! The kids love them!

We love using these for letter review in our preschool classroom. The children love dumping all the tubs into a sensory box and then pulling them out and figuring out which letter tub they go in. It makes letter review lots of fun.

This was expensive but worth it! We used it for our Pre-K Grab Bag for our letter of the week. The kids loved it!

hello my students love this and we spend so much time on it. So many different ways to use this product and good quality

Due to the original cost of this item, it left me on the fence to buy it. After years of trying to DIY it, i can to the realization that it would cost more than buying this item. Using a coupon and rewards helped lower the cost, which was great. I've had this set for years and never regretted it. it's well worth the investment!!

We love to use these at circle time for letter introduction with preschoolers!! So many fun games can also be played with these. The children love them !

We were disappointed when this arrived and we had to assemble everything, stickers and sort all of the items. For the price of this item we thought this would be already done for us.

Wonderful learning centers for kids. Arrived early and in good condition! Highly recommended!

I love the ABC tubs! They are useful every single day in my Pre-K Classroom and the kids love them. It's a great way to introduce more tactile learning into your letter instruction.