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PAW Patrol See & Spell Pup Pad

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$30.65 $41.99 In stock

Category: Alphabet & Counting

Join PAW Patrol™ on a mission to spell! Slide one of the double-sided spelling cards into the wooden Pup Pad, then use the double-sided letter tiles to spell the three- or four-letter word depicted in the scene. Lift the flap on the Pup Pad to check the answer; remove the card and the tiles drop into the storage tray in the base! Kids can match letters to the words on the cards, spell from memory, or use the cards as flashcards as spelling ability increases. See & Spell is a great way for kids four and older to learn language and letters, and to develop fine motor and problem-solving skills. PAW Patrol™ is always ready to help, inspiring preschoolers with a blend of teamwork, adventure, and humor as they develop social, emotional, and developmental skills through play. This product is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. FSC certification ensures that products come from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social, and economic benefits, and that forests are protected for future generations. Please note that FSC certification applies to new inventory only (FSC C156584)

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emma F. ★★★★★

The double-sided cards are a smart touch—my kid flipped them over all by herself to try the four-letter words next. The wooden tiles feel sturdy and slide into the slots easily, so she can focus on matching letters without frustration.

Adam ★★★★★

My nephew is only three and a half, but he figured out the sliding card mechanism on his own within minutes, and the double-sided tiles keep him engaged way longer than I expected for a toy at this level. It's sturdy wood too, so I don't worry when he drops it mid-mission.

Lucy J. ★★★★★

The tile slots are just the right size for little hands to grip and slide, and the wooden board feels sturdy enough for daily use. My son loves flipping the cards to find the Paw Patrol characters, and I’ve already seen him sound out his first three-letter word on his own.