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Yousoontic 28 Pcs American Sign Language Blocks Wooden Sign Language Cubes ASL Alphabet Blocks Sign Language Gift for Hearing Impaired and Speech Therapists
$34.31
- Comprehensive Learning Package: each package contains a set of 28 pieces of wooden letter blocks; This complete collection doesn’t leave out any letter from the English alphabet, providing a full range of learning and practice opportunities in mastering sign language
- Quality Material and Size: our home letters blocks are made of quality wood, ensuring they are built to last; Each block has a 1.75 inches/ 4.45 cm in side length, ideally designed for easy grip and maneuvering, which enhances the user learning experience, whether a kid or an adult
- Nice Design Feature: our delicate wooden blocks are uniquely designed featuring sign language patterns and sunken letters; This design allows practical learning as the learners can trace the sunken letters for better memory and understanding of the sign language alphabets
- Versatile Practical Learning Tool: these wooden alphabet blocks aren’t just a teaching aid; They also provide a practical and fun activity; They make learning an enjoyable process and can be used anytime, anywhere, especially during travel
- Portable and Convenient: due to their small size, our kids learning blocks are very portable; They are your nice companions in waiting rooms, restaurants, or even on car rides, turning idle moments into productive learning sessions
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Additional information
| Weight | 2.9 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.75 × 1.75 × 1.75 in |
| Product Dimensions | 1.75 x 1.75 x 1.75 inches |
| Item Weight | 2.9 pounds |
| Country of Origin | China |
| ASIN | B0D1VGNDX4 |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 6 years and up |
| Manufacturer | Yousoontic |
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Nana Sherry –
I love the idea of these blocks! I bought them for my great-niece for her birthday. I just opened the package before wrapping them up for her, and this is what I found. I’m feeling bad about giving her something of this quality now😞
Pastor B –
I bought these to get a “hand up” on learning some small bits of American Sign Language (ASL). I might have need of it in the future, and playing with blocks is a great way to sneak a bit of learning into play (not that you usually have to do much sneaking – kids are learning sponges in my experience).The letters and signs are printed on the blocks, in subdued colors and the blocks, while light, have hard edges. I think it would have been better if they had been rounded a bit. My daughter doesn’t want to use them because of those hard edges, but I’m less risk-adverse (I wouldn’t have ever thought of sharp edges on blocks as dangerous). Nevertheless, I thought you would want to know.Because of the subdued colors and the sharp edges I’m giving these four stars instead of five.Now all I need to do is to work on making my hands more flexible! That’s a good thing in itself, and I also get to learn some (very) basic ASL!
B –
These sign language blocks are lovely. Our kids have expressed interest in learning ASL, and I thought we could incorporate these into our practice. I’m not very experienced with sign language, so I can’t confirm the letters/hand signals shown are all accurate, but the 5-7 letters I am familiar with are correct. We’ll definitely cross reference with our other learning resources, but so far, so good.As well as learning, the blocks will be great for imaginative play. They’re on the smaller side, but not tiny – still great for building. Wooden, but not super heavy. They do have somewhat sharp corners so I’d reserve these for older toddlers/children, if you’re sitting with them to guide them.This actually came with 28 pieces. There was an extra A and an extra O with our set. Wasn’t expecting that, but no complaints there.