Anelia Co.
Rompecabezas Abecedario Español
Rompecabezas Abecedario Español
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Hecho de silicona 100% libre de BPA, este rompecabezas del abecedario es vibrante, texturizado y duradero. Tanto la base como las piezas son aptas para lavavajillas, lo que lo convierte en el juguete educativo ideal para salones de clase o entornos de aprendizaje compartido.
Las piezas son huecas por la parte trasera para evitar la acumulación de moho en el interior del juguete. Cada letra tiene texturas distintas, pensadas especialmente para niñ@s con estilos de aprendizaje sensorial.
Es ligero y fácil de llevar a todas partes.
Incluye las 27 letras del abecedario en español, con los nombres impresos en la base. Comienza aprendiendo las letras y avanza a formar palabras de manera divertida.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
SHIPPING
Please allow 3–5 business days for order processing, plus an additional 3–5 business days for domestic shipping.
Holidays are not considered business days and may cause additional delays.
RETURNS
Refunds and returns are not accepted.
If your item arrives damaged or defective, please contact us at shop@aneliaco.com within 4 days of delivery. The item must be returned within 14 days.
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It’s inaccurate. It’s missing ch (che), ll (elle), and rr (erre). The complete and accurate Spanish alphabet is: a, b, c, ch, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, ll, m, n, ñ, o, p, q, r, rr, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, z.
Hi Kayla! The official Spanish alphabet as of 2010 actually removed the 'ch' and 'll', they are now referred to as diagraphs - not letters within the alphabet. Our puzzle was made based on the official 27 letter Spanish alphabet.
My 2 year old loves this Spanish puzzle. Great textures for sensory seeking kids and just the right size for toddler fingers. When not doing the puzzle my little one enjoys placing the letters in a bowl to make pretend “alphabet soup”.
I love how colorful and vibrant this Spanish puzzle is. It is also such great quality. My toddlers play with this puzzle for hours at a time. My oldest recently got into forming words with the letters.
I love it, you don’t really see Spanish alphabet like this so when I saw this I had to get my hands on it. We love it!
