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Melissa & Doug
Melissa & Doug Poke-a-Dot! Numbers, Shapes & Colors Jumbo Learning Cards, 13 Double Sided Interactive Flash Cards, Educational Activities for Toddlers & Preschoolers, Ages 1+
Melissa & Doug Poke-a-Dot! Numbers, Shapes & Colors Jumbo Learning Cards, 13 Double Sided Interactive Flash Cards, Educational Activities for Toddlers & Preschoolers, Ages 1+
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Melissa & Doug Poke-a-Dot! Numbers, Shapes & Colors Jumbo Learning Cards, 13 Double Sided Interactive Flash Cards, Educational Activities for Toddlers & Preschoolers, Ages 1+
- Interactive Number Learning – Features 13 jumbo double-sided flash cards with numbers, counting objects, and poppable dots that boost number recognition and make early math learning hands-on fun
- Early Numbers Skill Builder – Supports 123 recognition, counting, number words, and fine motor skills through sensory play that engages toddlers and preschoolers in hands-on discovery
- Satisfying Pop with Every Press – different clicking and popping sounds depending on how the dot is poked—encouraging exploration and cause-and-effect learning, screen free-fun
- Great for Travel & On-the-Go Learning – Durable, compact cards are easy to pack in diaper bags or backpacks, making them a mess-free learning activity for car rides, waiting rooms, and restaurants
- Thoughtful Gift for Toddlers & Preschoolers – Ideal for ages 1 to 6, these interactive alphabet cards make a fun and educational gift for birthdays, holidays, back-to-school, or learning at home
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