MEROCO Montessori Language Miniatures Objects

I use this product for language development and letter sound identification. We construct an alphabet floor puzzle and then match the items’ beginning sound to each letter. The set is comprehensive, the kids love it, and the price simply can’t be bea.

Good little pieces, though the animals seem like the paint and features will rub off quickly. A, N, and B seemed short on items (one for A and N, I can’t remember for B) and I feel like some object choices confuse the early phonetic language learners (like Strawberry or Tree, so isolation of the S or T sounds). For the price, a good foundational start to build out a collection!

Nice quality miniatures for letter tubs

If you are looking to create Montessori phonological awareness activities, don't bother with this. Doesn't represent all the phonemes you need, quality is poor, and there is a lot of overlap in sounds. Not to mention that not all of these are age appropriate for something billed as a Montessori educational material. What kid is identifying a beer stein as part of their phonological learning?

There are not objects for every letter and several of the vowel objects are not short vowels (ice cream, ufo, angel). I found no objects for A, F, J, K, Q, V, X or Y but there are 4 items for g, 5 for s and 2 each for w, h, e, b and l. The objects are fine, I just wish it was a complete set.

Tiene el tamano apropiado para usarse en la caja de sonidos Montessori.

Most of these are usable, but this does not include an item for each letter. Like almost half are missing and there's a bunch of the letter S.Not worth the price if you want something complete. Might be cheaper looking for destash listings on another site.

The choice of letters are horrible, there's no telling what is what... except for the bottle of booze (a cognac I believe) and the beer mug, those were obvious. This is a horrible set. I'm not sure how it even has 3.5 stars at the time of writing this. Pieces arrived in a sketch zip bag, some were damaged, these look like something from the bottom of a junk drawer (or worse).Do yourself a favor, take a hard pass on this one.