Alphabet Abc Poster laminated vintage educators classroom chart kindergarten and nursery for teachers schools edu (18x24)

All I have to say is I love, love, love this poster... the colors are so crisp and the illustrations are really cute. My kids are already creating nicknames for the characters and associating them with the letters and sounds. I am really happy with the quality. I did not expect something so nice for such a good price....

I just got this poster in the mail and I am really happy with the thick quality. The colors also look really great in my classroom. Will definately recommend.

Really is an awesome poster but I was completely bummed that it had a terrible (and thin) lamination job, it was wrinkled throughout, and one of the corners was bent. I am returning it :(

It is good for prrschool and I the fact that it is laminated.

Super cute! Love it!

Awful letters G, g, and a. Unless you want your child to end up writing in some strange font others can’t read, get another chart. My son started writing his capital Gs just like this chart. He showed me that he was writing it correctly because this chart has it without the Little hat. Not a good font for kids learning to write by hand.

The poster is a high quality print and the lamination is nice. It is hard to unroll though and I ended up having to put in into a frame for it to stay unrolled (kept coming unstuck on the wall no matter what).Only gripe is the font. Not all of the letters are printed the way kids learn how to write them (e.g., g q J). It doesn't seem like a big deal until you're trying to explain to a 5 year old that there are different ways to write letters (regardless of their insistence that the poster is wrong because it's not how their teacher writes it ;)The colours were way nicer than I anticipated.

Great quality!!!

I really like the design of the poster and that it comes laminated. It has been difficult to "uncurl" but I'm hoping over time it will settle. My one complaint is the choice of font (times new roman?) for the lower case "a", "g" and "t". They are confusing for teaching preschoolers and ideally would be in the style that they learn to print them in.