The Learning Journey Match It! - Rhyme 118542

Take the first step towards reading success with the Match It! Rhyme puzzle game from The Learning Journey. This engaging set is designed to introduce children to the concept of rhyming in a fun, hands-on way. Each of the 30 puzzle cards features a picture and a word, and only the correct rhyming pair will fit together. This clever self-correcting mechanism allows children to learn independently and build confidence as they play.

Product Features

• Teaches Rhyming & Vocabulary: Introduces early phonological awareness and expands vocabulary by matching words that rhyme, like "frog" and "dog".

• 30 Self-Correcting Puzzle Sets: The puzzle pieces are uniquely cut, so only the correct rhyming words will fit together, providing immediate feedback and frustration-free learning.

• Builds Confidence: The self-correcting feature empowers children to solve the puzzles independently, boosting their confidence and problem-solving skills.

• Durable & Kid-Friendly: Made from thick, durable cardboard with colorful, real-life images that are easy for young children to recognize and understand.

• Develops Cognitive Skills: Enhances concentration, matching skills, and hand-eye coordination through engaging puzzle play.

Product Specifications

• Brand: The Learning Journey International

• Model or SKU: 118542

• Type: Educational Puzzle

• Color: Multicolor

• Material: Durable Cardboard

• Product Dimensions (cm or inches): Box approx. 28 cm x 21 cm x 6 cm

• Weight: Information not provided

• Battery info: Not required

• Recommended Age: 3-6 Years

• Items included in package: 60 puzzle pieces which form 30 two-piece rhyming pairs.

• Made in: China

Ideal For

This educational puzzle is perfect for preschoolers and children aged 3 to 6 who are developing early literacy skills. It is an excellent resource for parents, teachers, and homeschoolers to make learning about language fun and interactive.

Disclaimer

• Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts which could pose a choking hazard.

• Adult supervision can help enhance the learning experience.

• Puzzles are designed to be self-correcting; forcing incorrect pieces together may cause damage.