Classic Alphabet Blocks Set
Description
Hand-crafted from cream colored basswood and coated with non-toxic ink, the Classic Alphabet Blocks Set from Uncle Goose Toys is an heirloom quality blocks set that kids love! Reproduced from an early 1900’s pattern, these blocks feature letters, math symbols, numerals 0 to 9, arithmetic symbols, animal images and 2 embossed sides. The name of each numeral and animal are printed at the bottom of the block to help children learn to spell each word. The Classic Alphabet Blocks Set also includes an Heirloom Booklet that contains block care instructions, safety information and places to document handing down the blocks to succeeding generations. Blocks measures 1.75" cubed.
From Uncle Goose Toys |
Item # A-28 LIN
- Price:
- $33.95
- Customer Reviews:
-
- Currently 5.00/5 Stars.
- Recommended Age:
- 2 years and up
- Usually Ships:
- within 24 hours
Features
- Includes 28 wooden blocks providing 4 complete alphabets, 3 sets of numerals, and 28 different animal pictures
- Heirloom Booklets features care instructions, safety information and places to document handing down the blocks to succeeding generations
- Hand-crafted from basswood and coated with non-toxic ink, featuring a turn of the century design
- Blocks measure 1.75"
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Educational blocks set
May 2, 2011
Reviewer:
clothdiapermommy from USA
Purchased for:
My Child
Child's Age:
1 Year Old
Describe Yourself:
Mom to one amazing toddler. Loves to sew, write, cloth diaper, and breastfeed and so much more.
Would you recommend?
Yes
Review:
(1 of 1 people found this review helpful.)
Love the animals!
April 13, 2011
Reviewer:
Solducky from Indianapolis, IN
Purchased for:
My Child
Child's Age:
2 Years Old
Describe Yourself:
Would you recommend?
Yes
Review:
My daughter is very into animals, so I love all of the different ones on these. We had two sets of blocks, and I ended up separating them and putting the other ones away because she liked these ones so much more. Building towers and knocking them down lasts longer when you can take breaks to make animal sounds.