Alphabet Robots Toy for Kids ABC Learning Education Preschool Toys 26 Pieces/Gift Box

This is an excellent toy transformers for kids, my boys are 4 and 2 and they both easily transform these robots. I love that they learn the alphabet at the same time .

Easy enough for my 4 and 5 yr old grandsons and entertaining enough for the 8 yr old and 10 yr old family members at the party. It occupied them for a long time. I think these are going to get played with a lot!

I purchased this for my grandson who loves transformers. Every day he would be dropped off at my house before camp and would eagerly look forward to visiting Nana to get his transformer alphabet letter. I would have him print each letter 3 times and then he would receive that letter. It was a fun learning experience. He is four and now knows most of his alphabet letters and LOVES to transform them into robots. Great gift, exciting toy for young boys or girls who love transformers.

These are SUPER cool. Great quality. My son loves these! The challenge of changing them from robot to letters is also great problem solving for little minds.

I saw this product at my workplace (with preschoolers) and thought my grandchildren would love it! It arrived very quickly and was just as promised. I can't wait to see what they think! (I can't rate durability because we just got these, but the kids at school LOVE them and play HARD with them!)

Great gift! My nephew was a little upset because the robots on the box had swords and none of the robots actually have swords.

these are amazing. they’re durable enough to be transformed hundreds of times over and over, I work with children on the autism spectrum and it’s a great way to bridge the gap between obsession with letters and functional play

These alphabet robots engage a child in several different ways. They can be lined up in alphabetical order, or used to search for objects that sound like that letter, ie. find something that begins with the letter C, cheerios. But probably the most fun and best activity to encourage fine motor skill development is to open up the letter into a robot. and close it back to up again.