15 Packs Educational Poster, Thick Early Learning Posters Waterproof & Tear Proof with PET Film, Alphabet/Animals/Opposites/Emotions/Numbers Posters for Kindergarten Preschool Toddlers (14.5”x11”)

I have these displayed all over my home so my toddler can look at them. He loves the colors and pictures. I love that he's learning so much from them!They are nice and big, easy to use, and of sturdy quality. Nice and thick. Very versatile. Easy to read and learn from!

Bold and bright. Awesome for toddlers or older kids.

Great quality at an affordable price. I would suggest using a double sided gorilla glue tape for the back.

These are adorable, started homeschooling and these were perfect.

Got this for my classroom and my kids absolutely love the Animal sounds, ABC and emotions poster sometimes they even get up and point to which poster they want to start circle time with. The quality definitely isn’t the best it can get bent up very easily . But the colors are very bright and vibrant I just wish the alphabet poster letters were bigger to see

Very educational and perfect for classrooms or homes. Worth the buy

Really good..easy to use..

If you love seeing all your hard work and love scattered around the house then this is the product for you. My kids love tearing these beautifully illustrated posters off the walls and adding their very own wrinkles to the perfectly laminated pieces. Color is vibrant and easy to spot when vacuuming up two day old spaghetti from a once white carpet. Holds cheese ball fingerprints well. Premier choice when deciding what to squander your free mom time on. *Note: Not self-adhering. Use glue dots in lieu of boogers to affix to flat surfaces, walls, trash bins.

Great quality, my kids are able to identify each image! so its easy to read! great for homeschoolers

Great learning tool!!

The media could not be loaded. I like it that it comes in 15 different kinds.. the pictures are nice, bright and glossy. But it is NOT durable and NOT sturdy. It is very flimsy and thin.. so easy to be deformed or ripped by an active toddler. Now i am wondering how to put it on the wall without my toddler not being able to rip or deform it.

My son love it.