LEGO 10915 DUPLO My First Alphabet Truck

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This early learning toy for kids aged 1 year old and up and parents engages through play and encourages fine motor skills development. They're designed to be the best toys for preschoolers' needs so little hands can't wait to get hold of the toddler-friendly bricks and start building! With so many bricks included, they’ll love building the tallest tower they can… which, of course, they’ll delight in knocking down – only to rebuild it again! This versatile gift for kids inspires creative building, imaginative play and alphabet learning – all in one truck full of imaginative fun!

With its cute characters and colourful, easy-to-handle bricks, this educational toddlers’ toy makes a great Christmas, birthday or any-other-day gift for boys and girls aged 18 months and up.Children can combine creative building, imaginative play andlearning the alphabet, they can also improve their fine motor skills as they stack the letters onto the truck! This is an ideal first LEGO set that lets toddlers create and recreate unlimited fun, colorful buildings with DUPLO bricks. LEGO DUPLO playsets meet the highest industry standards, which ensures they are easy for little fingers to pick up, place and pull apart – it's been that way since 1969.

BNPL is an interest bearing option that allows you to delay payments on your purchases for up to 12 months depending on how much you spend. The toy truck, which measures over 4-inches high, is the ultimate playful learning toy for little learners, who can go on imaginative adventures with the boy, girl and bear while also developing their visual-spatial awareness. Designed for children's preschool developmental needs, this 36-piece set combines creative building and imaginative play, with the 26 letter bricks providing opportunities for children to become familiar with the alphabet while improving their overall language skills.You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Toddlers improve their fine motor skills as they stack DUPLO letter bricks onto the toy truck while learning how to spell basic words (F-U-N! The 26 letter bricks provide lots of opportunities to become familiar with the letters of the alphabet and improve language skills. Drive toddler's letter-learning with the LEGO DUPLO Town Alphabet Truck (10421) construction toy for kids aged 2 plus years old. Please fold the paper along the dotted line and place the chart on a hard surface against an immovable vertical surface such as a skirting board to help gain an accurate measure.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Safety Information: Please remove all packaging attachments, and any other components which are not a part of the toy, before giving this product to a child. Item number VQA0X Climb aboard the rebuildable LEGO DUPLO Alphabet Truck toy for a fun way for preschool kids to learn their ABCsDrive toddler’s letter-learning with the LEGO DUPLO Town Alphabet Truck (10421) construction toy for kids aged 2 plus years old. Please check the size chart has printed out to the correct size by measuring the scale at the bottom of the chart, this must measure 10cm otherwise the indicated size may not be accurate.There are a large variety of pieces which means only your imagination is the limit to what you could build.

Drive toddler’s letter-learning with the LEGO DUPLO Town Alphabet Truck (10421) construction toy for kids aged 2 plus years old. Not only will toddlers start to recognize the alphabet and colors, but they’ll also be able to explore new and interesting shapes and play games to get to grips with the meaning of positions, such as ‘under’ and ‘over’ and ‘open’ and ‘closed’.With relatable characters, impossible-to-ignore, brightly colored bricks and interesting features, LEGO DUPLO toy playsets let preschoolers build self-expression through hours of fun-filled creative play. As they do that, they become familiar with the letters of the alphabet and soon learn to spell basic words (F-U-N!