20 Educational Posters for Toddler and Kids, Perfect Learning Charts for Children Preschool,Kindergarten Classroom Decorations, Include Alphabet, Numbers, Colors, Shapes and More-16x11 Inch

The posters were quite good overall. We stuck them all over our 2.5 year old's bedroom. They really give it an educational feel to the room. One minor gripe -- there was a misspelled "Horse" word on one of the posters -- it was spelled as "Hosre".

I dislike the Farm Animals poster has horse misspelled, hopefully the vendor/manufacture correct this issue before sending more orders out.

Beautiful colorful set. High quality! Great teaching material!

I couldn't be any happier with these. They are exactly what I was hoping they would be. The look just like I thought they would, going off of how they looked in the product description picture. The quality is a lot better than I thought they would be as well. I thought they would be the cheap thin papery type of posters you usually find at the dollar store but they are actually a little thicker. They are poster quality.I am very impressed with the variety of posters in this bundle. This pretty much contains everything I need for home schooling my youngest child. She is a little behind and has more of a challenge learning than her older siblings and does very well with visuals. She absolutely adores these and has a lot of fun with them.There are a wide range of subjects such as alphabet, numbers, emotions, time learning, money and I really appreciate that they even included a map of the United States. The visuals are very colorful and well done.This would look very nice hanging on a bulletin board or on a wall. They come in a little plastic envelope you can store them in if you don't wish to hang them all up but I find that it is hard getting them back in once they've been taken out. I find it easier to stack them on top of each other and just put 2 large rubber bands on them to hold them together.These also come with poster tack so you don't have to damage your walls. I haven't personally tried them because I don't want to hang them but the tac looks pretty durable.All in all, I am ecstatic about these and couldn't imagine anyone being at all disappointed with them, especially considering the price. Hiighly recommended!

I set up my home classroom with these easy reference material for my preschool age and I am very pleased with these poster.The posters are bright, colorful, perfect for home school learning. They are a perfect size on my kids’ bedroom wall, and the text and pictures are a perfect size as well.The 20 educational posters including Alphabet, Numbers, Colors, Months, Shapes, Seasons, Opposites, Days of the week, My body, Farm Animals, Solar system, Emotions, Transportation, USA money, Dinosaurs, Numbers 1-100, Sports, Five Senses, USA map and Time Posters. It definitely has everything a child needs to know the important basic.My son likes these posters and starts to easily pick up things once we start teaching.Highly recommend. Great for homeschooling preschool aged kids or kindergarteners during this crazy pandemic.

Distance learning has definitely had an impact in our children, I really don't know how to help our child with school learning (other that reviewing what we are supposed to review).I want him to be able to explore many things and reinforce concepts; but printing papers and posting everything around his desk required me to do extra work and the end result would be black and white sheets of paper that would probably not even catch his attentions -- so I looked for these.I like the various things that these posters have to offer; some of them are familiar from watching the Cat in the Hat cartoon (solar system), others from school and some are completely new to him but he is interested in them. I want to present him with the opportunity to learn things that catch his attention regardless of his age -- if you feel passionate about something then age won't prevent you from learning about it.I absolutely love the 1-100 number poster; every now and then his counting goes from 39 to 100 so looking at the chart helps him understand the difference between both numbers and also see a pattern (working on it).We are also working on money poster, grasping the concept of cents, nickels, dimes and why one coin is worth the same as the others.The posters are durable - but the cardstock is not too thick and they are not laminated. I just removed one corner slowly to reposition.The clear sticking things that come with them (glue? not even sure what they are) to put on the wall are really strong; I opted for different ones because I was afraid it will peel the paint off -- I cannot say this will happen but I was just concerned about it.I like the set and really think my child will benefits from having these to help him review (and make it easier for me to help with that).

These educational preschool posters are great quality. They are very thick and durable, tear or wrinkle resistant, heavy duty. They have vivid colors and cover a wide range of things, including just some fun things like animals or sports. There is a word mispelled pretty obviously on one poster, but the word isn't one a child will know or learn how to spell anyway. They come in a thick package for storage that is handy. The adhesive sticky pad spots are small and allow you to stick them up on the wall or wherever, but the adhesion is extremely strong. If you use those I suggest making sure you don't intend on moving them for years possibly, or putting them on something other than the wall that would be less permanent. We eneded up moving a few weeks after hanging ours up and it took the paint off the wall down into the dry wall in a couple of places and I was being very gentle. That's not a flaw of the posters, I just didn't realize the adhesive would be so strongly bonded and this is a FYI to you.I got them for my 4 year old to have for homeschool. Once he starts kindergarten homeschool I will be hanging them in a special school spot or rotating them depending on how much room we have. He likes them a lot. It makes it feel like more of a learning environment.I recommend.