Learning Resources Pop for Letters, Early Phonics Game, Alphabet Recognition, ABCs, 8 Pop Cards, Ages 4+, Grades PreK+

This game is an absolute hit in our homeschool family! It’s so easy to play and the kids love that it’s learning that doesn’t feel boring! The cards are very thick and durable so it will last!

My kids love the sight word and adding/subtracting pop game. I wish the blends and word families had actual word, but we have skipped them for now. This letter one is great for working on letter identification and sounds with my youngest child.

I decided to buy this because it was on sale and I wanted something to help my son improve on his alphabet. I wasn't sure how he would like it but he loves it. We play by naming the letter then having to sound it out. It is definitely fun and educational at the same time. I would recommend this game!

Students love to play this game at the end of reading group. It’s a fun way to practice and reinforce letters and sounds! L

I bought this for my son to help with letter recognition. It's super fun to play and having so many pop cards makes it fun to see who is going to lose all the pieces they've collected.

My kindergarten loved this game. We didn't do the part about penalties for if you got the letter wrong. I don't know how much play we will get out of it before it seems too easy, but for now it is fun!

My preschooler loves this game! We changed the game play a little to make it a more positive experience for her. For example, we removed the "Pop" cards, which require you to put all of the letters that you got correct, back in the box. I also allow her to guess my letter first. If she gets it right, then she gets to keep it, and if she gets it wrong, then I "guess" and keep it. This allows her the opportunity to learn to recognize more letters, and also gives her a better chance at winning the game. As she gets better at it, we will make it harder (as it is intended to be played). I also really like how it includes both uppercase and lowercase letters. She begs us to play this game with her. It's great to watch the fun involved in learning letter recognition with this game.

This made my preschooler excited about letter recognition. We played it with capital letters only and then added lower case. Even my 8 year old loved it!