Sesame Street On The Go Letters & Numbers with Elmo & Cookie Monster, 2 Take Along Cases, Learning Toy For Toddlers, Kids Ages 2 Years Old & Up

I bought these for my nephews 2nd birthday recently, and he loves them. That's the age where they love carrying things around and doing puzzles. They've very sturdy, both the carrying cases and the letters. I don't see any problems with anything breaking. They're very educational, he's catching on to the number sounds already just only having it a few days. He's figuring out the letters shapes, the first thing he did with the Elmo one was take out G, Q, and O..he was trying to figure out why they wouldn't fit in each others' spots, despite looking similar. The numbers he got 8/10 on the first trying identifying the shapes, only took a 2nd try to get the other 2. The cookies are fun for him to take out and put back, and I count them as he takes them out and puts them back in.The only cons are that because it is so sturdy, the letters can be hard to get in and out at first, until they 'loosen' up and he has to figure out how to open the cases himself (the buttons on the front). The first few times when someone didn't open it fast enough for him, he'd get frustrated and toss them case on the tile floor to open it. The fact that nothing broke when he did this is a good sign. It won't take long for him to catch on how to maneuver it open.Very happy with these. I almost bought the one, because they were out of the Elmo, then saw they had the double available.

My 20 month old loves these!! She loves Sesame Street, especially Elmo! She is learning her letters, numbers, and colors and these have helped so much! She can point to different things and recognize them, I can ask her “show me number 5” or “where is the letter M?” and she Will point to them and repeat it. She takes them in and out of their slots and plays with them. Perfect educational toys!!! So happy with this purchase! Would recommend to anybody with a toddler! My ONLY complaint would be that they are pretty difficult to get open, and she can sometimes get frustrated with that. All in all, this has been a great investment and has resulted in fun Learning for our daughter! Great quality as well.

I bought this Sesame Street Letters and Numbers with Elmo and Cookie Monster for my 22-month-old granddaughter who saw it on You Tube and was yelling out the letters and numbers when she watched the video. She also loves to watch Sesame Street, so she knows who the characters are. She opened it today and was very excited to use it! The cases are bright, sturdy and will hold up to rough handling. This is definitely a great learning tool at an affordable price.

The media could not be loaded. Both the Elmo and the Cookie Monster cases are super high quality and great for kids. My 1 year old and 3 year old both love to play with them. The letters, numbers, and cookies click into place securely and are a good challenge to get out. It takes some work but the kids can do it so it's great for their hand strength and fine motor skills. My 3 year old goes to grab his Elmo case anytime he wants to learn how to spell a new word. The cookies in the cookie monster set have matching numbers of chocolate chips on them to practice counting and number matching. Really a great set!

I purchased this bundle for my daughter when she was around 18 months. In the beginning, she was fascinated by all of the letters and the sesame street characters (as she is sesame street obsessed) but as she learned and grew, she now knows all of her letters and numbers, colors, and even the images underneath each of the puzzle pieces. These are one of the few things that my daughter will play with....EVERY DAY. This is about the best toy investment I have ever purchased and so happy I did!My only con: my daughter lost a letter and has been very sad for every time she realizes it is missing. I have called the manufacturer to see if I could purchase or request a replacement for the one letter but it is currently not something they stock and therefore, cannot give me a replacement part.

I’m a special education teacher in a self contained K-2 classroom. I got this product as a fun matching game for my students to work on math and literacy as well as fine motor skills. My students get excited when this activity comes out. They love the bright colors of the letters and numbers.The only downside I have is that the cases can be hard to open, even for some adults. You have to push 2 buttons at the same time to open it. For me, I want my students to be independent and work on fine motor skills. None of my students can independently open this up, which makes for frustrated kiddos.

The 18 month old loved it- he’s now 2 year olds and still loves it. He knows his colors, letters and numbers which is fantastic. This age, they grow so fast & interest change but this has been a constant. Kids are all different, my other grandson was 4 year& now is now almost 5-and Nope, not interested at all BUT… if you’d make it to hold colored cars with ABC or 123 and you might get his attention. We need more educational toys to reach busy kiddos❤️Not the obvious way - learning can be fun.

My son is obsessed with anything ABC right now, he already had a couple ABC wooden peg boards, so i was a little hesitant to get him something pretty similar, but boy im glad i got this, he loves it just as much as the other boards. He's not even 2.5 and he can already say all the letters and can put them in alphabetically order in and out of the board!! This has been so entertaining and educational for him!! Highly recommend!!He also loved the number one!! The cookies on there are a little hard to remove, but we always keep a little spoon in there so we can pop them off easily!