Carson Dellosa Listening Lotto: Sounds at Home

I play this listening game quite a lot with the children in my Nurture Group at school as they request it. The great thing about it is there are 12 boards with it. The man speaking on the CD is obviously American which heightens the fun as the children try to mimic the accent.

A gift child loved it

This is slightly pricey, but good quality boards and 12 of them which means that it is versatile.The CD plays all the sounds and there are a number of tracks, each one with the sounds in a slightly different order giving one the opportunity to play the game a number of times with the same children.It is advertised as having 120 tokens. These are merely cardboard squares, separated by perforations. They would really have done better to leave them out as they do not match the quality of the rest of the product. I would suggest ditching them and using some standard plastic tokens

Great product, i work in a school and played this with the children, they all loved it. Will definetely be used lots.Great value for money.

Bought this to improve sitting and listening skills for a group of school children and they love playing and it seems to be working.

Good for little children guessing the sounds of home appliances

I use this with children aged 2-4yrs in small groups. It has replaced a previously well-loved tape version and is proving a great hit. Excellent resource for promoting listening and attention skills.

Excellent and lovely counters to cover the pictures having heard the sound. Good value for money, so why was places and feeling so cheap in comparison?!