GET THE SPELLING & LETTER-MATCHING KIT + FREE LCD WRITING TABLET
WHAT IF YOUR CHILD COULD LEARN TO SPELL WHILE PLAYING?
Make learning letters and simple words fun, interactive and exciting — without making it feel like schoolwork
Instead of simply telling your child to memorise letters and words, give them something they can touch, move, match and figure out.
That’s exactly what this spelling game is designed for.
Your child gets to play with the letters, match them to colourful pictures and gradually build simple words — making the learning process much more engaging.
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Give your child more opportunities to become familiar with letters and their shapes.
Children can practise building everyday words by arranging the wooden letters.
The colourful picture cards help children connect pictures with the words they represent.
Your child looks at the picture, thinks about the word and works out which letters are needed.
Picking up, sorting and arranging the individual letters gives little hands something practical to do.
Give your child another engaging activity they can enjoy without needing to watch a screen.
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PROMO PRICE= N30,000
Your child looks at the colourful activity card and identifies the picture.
They find the letters they need and arrange them to form the word.
Once they've built the word, they can practise writing it on their FREE LCD WRITING TABLET.
Learning becomes something your child can actively participate in.
Right now, your child is curious about everything.
They want to touch things.
They want to ask questions.
They want to figure things out.
These early years are a great time to introduce activities that make learning feel exciting rather than forced.
“My daughter actually enjoys practising now!”
“I bought this for my 4-year-old because she was always losing interest whenever I tried to teach her letters. She really enjoys matching the pictures and arranging the letters. The writing tablet was also a nice bonus. She keeps asking to play with it.”
— Ada, Lagos
“I bought two for my children.”
“I initially wanted just one, but I have two kids and knew they would fight over it. Getting two was the better decision. They now sit together and try to form the words on the cards. The free writing tablets made it even better.”
— Chiamaka, Port Harcourt
“A very thoughtful gift for a child.”
“I bought this as a birthday gift for my niece and she loved it. I liked that it wasn’t just another toy. She can play with it and practise her letters and words at the same time.”
— Segun, Lagos