Melissa & Doug Alphabet Train Jumbo Jigsaw Floor Puzzle - Letters and Animals (28 pcs, 10 feet long)

Something fun and able to learn at the same time.

The top paper/image part of a piece ripped off on the first day of use. In Ashton, several pieces do not fit snuggly together. Very disappointed in the quality.

My almost 3 year enjoyed putting together this puzzle with me. I would hand him a piece and he’d snap it together with another piece. I think this is a good value because of how large the finished puzzle is, the quality of the images and the price. In my photos you’ll be able to see the puzzle and my son laying down next to it, enjoying a job well done. I did not like how easy it is to peel the top picture off of the puzzle base. I even did this myself when trying to unlink the pieces, so my preschooler really did some damage to it within one play session. I also didn’t like the way the letter “U” was depicted. All of the other letters were animals except for “U,” which was an animal holding an umbrella. When I tried to explain the reason why the Tiger was shown twice (once for the letter “T” and the second, holding an umbrella) my child said that “u” is for Tiger, which I am not thrilled about. That said, this was a great rainy day activity that kept my preschooler busy without a screen or noisy sounds. I recommend.

My nephew loved it. He plays with it all the time and he learned the alphabet by putting the pieces together

Love❤

Our 4 year old loves trains and the alphabet. This puzzle is absolutely perfect!

Amazing price and quality.

My 3 year old grandson loves this puzzle. Large pieces are easy to work with and he loves saying the letters and animal names. It is quite long so needs an open space.

Bought this for my grandson and e has played with it on and off for two years. Now knows his alphabet perfectly and did before pre-school. Also bought one for my grand niece who is two. But my granddaughter wasnt that interested. Depends on the child. And at first I did it with my grandson, showing who the fit together and telling which letter came next. But it didnt take long for him to do the whole thing by himself. Find a nice long hallway or space where they can line up.

Great puzzle for 3-5 year olds