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Upper & Lower Case Alphabet Puzzle
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Melissa & Doug

Upper & Lower Case Alphabet Puzzle

4.7 out of 5 · 11 reviews
$24.99
● In stock
  • Matches upper and lower case letters
  • Encourages sound-picture association
  • Letters can be used for stenciling
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About this item

At last! A wooden alphabet puzzle that has upper and lower case versions of each letter. Complete the puzzle by matching the name of the picture to its sound and the shape of the letter to its space. 52 letters for spelling, puzzling and stenciling fun.

Specifications

ThemeAlphabet, Picture Matching
MaterialWood
Age Range3+ years
Puzzle TypeAlphabet Puzzle
Pieces Included52 letters
Skill DevelopmentLetter recognition, phonics, matching, fine-motor skills

Customer reviews (11)

What customers say: This wooden alphabet puzzle is praised for its educational value, particularly the inclusion of both upper and lower case letters. A few mention some letter pieces are a bit thin.
★★★★★

Smart design

Fiona B. · 2026-02-17 · Verified purchase

Love that it includes both upper and lower case letters.

★★★★★

Excellent for phonics

Mackenzie T. · 2026-01-30

The picture matching component is brilliant for teaching phonics. My son quickly learned the sounds associated with each letter, which has really boosted his pre-reading skills.

★★★★★

Wonderful for little hands

Beatriz J. · 2026-01-25 · Verified purchase

The pieces are just the right size for my toddler to grasp.

★★★★★

Durable and engaging

Joanna N. · 2026-03-06 · Verified purchase

Keeps my child entertained while learning, and it holds up well.

★★★★★

Perfect for preschoolers

Isabel Y. · 2026-04-28 · Verified purchase

My 3-year-old grandson absolutely loves this puzzle. He’s starting to recognize letters and sounds, and the upper and lower case aspect makes it much more challenging and educational than our old alphabet puzzle. We even use the letters for tracing and practicing spelling simple words on a separate surface, which is a neat bonus feature.