There are parts of this game that I really do like. I like the picture and then the spelling of the word with the dice. My four year-old granddaughter is able to spell out the word as she knows all her letters. She has to search for the letters, which is good for letter recognition.The math tiles are smaller and not as easy for them to manipulate with their fingers. Also, the picture is not very clear on what they are supposed to do with the numbers. Even though she knows how to count, this is more advanced, and we will put those tiles away for now.Speaking of the tiles, I was very disappointed. There was no bag to put them in other than the cheesy bag they came in that you have to rip open. There should be some kind of a drawstring bag for the children to keep their tiles and game board in. Right now we are keeping it in a Ziploc. That was worth minus a star for me at least .I am a retired teacher, so I think I can determine very well age appropriate activities for children.

My 5-year-old daughter has autism and a speech disability. She loves letters and numbers, so this toy is perfect to encourage her love of letters. She enjoys looking at the pictures, saying the word and matching the letters on the dice. We are able to work on providing answers to questions, and letter sounds.

My 5 yr old dtr loves it.

This toy was purchased for use in speech pathology class for young students. It is working well.

My daughters love this. Such a great and easy learning tool to take on the go.