With the puzzle cut, only the two correct cards fit together - an ideal self-check that motivates. Several game variations and difficulty levels are possible as individual or group games, depending on the children's development. Monkey and traffic light or elephant and donkey. Which initial sound do the children hear? Monkey starts with A, elephant with E. Gradually, the young players look for the correct initial letter for each picture in "E for Elephant." Depending on the children's developmental stage, cards will later be exchanged after the child requests the sound: "Please give me the D from Dinosaur." This way, children imprint the written form and learn individual letters. Additional game ideas extend to the formation of new words and picture puzzles, allowing the difficulty level of the game to be adjusted at any time to match the learning progress. With these game ideas and the cheeky motifs, learning letters becomes a lot of fun for children. It is also important that adult players support the children by pronouncing the letters phonetically rather than naming them. Discover the other games in the "Learning Through Play" series, as all are playfully adapted to the learning material for preschool and elementary school children.