UNCLE WU Kids Placemats - Alphabet & Colors &Numbers &Shapes -Early Childhood Education Materials Preschool -16 x 12 inch Waterproof Poster

My daughter is struggling with counting money and this is a great visual tool that helps her understand and apply the principles of counting money

Bought for my daughter who was learning about money in school. Really helps visualize things.

Just opened the map. Not sure how sturdy it will be. It will be for my granddaughter to use.

This was perfect for my homeschool classroom. The size fits nicely on our tables and allows for easy storage when not in use. The colors are bright and it's very durable. The print is very small in some areas and the raised lines make it hard to read which the only reason it gets 4 stars. It's great other than that.

My nephew who is in kindergarten needed a placement for his class. I saw this one and I it caught my attention. Everything about it is excellent. The colors, the animals. It’s the easiest way for you to teach your kids the names of the animals while learning their alphabet.

Teaching my son about states and directions of north, South east ,west etc... I'm learning as well

***Update***So after I left the review below, the company reached out and apologized for the error. Their team also sent a new placemat with the correct spelling. They were easy to communicate with and timely with emails.So I changed the rating to 5 stars. I plan to purchase a few more! They are worth the price because they are good quality, not laminated, which always peels. These will last a long time!***First Review***My kids love this one! We eat over different educational posters and the incidental learning out states, countries and money is terrific! My 3 year old is learning coin names! But I gave it 4 stars because nickel is spelled ‘nickle’...like pickle...weird

The placemat itself is sturdy, lasting quality. I was disappointed by the images of the coins as they are not true to size. In fact, each coin is shown in multiple different sizes which makes it much more difficult for children to differentiate between half dollars, quarters, dimes, and nickels.