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Interactive Alphabet Wall Chart – ABC, Numbers & Words Learning Toy

Interactive Alphabet Wall Chart – ABC, Numbers & Words Learning Toy

ABCs and numbers in one chart

Interactive touch-and-sound learning

Wall-mounted and space-saving

$27.95 AUD
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Turn Any Wall Into a Learning Space

Turn an empty wall into an interactive learning space with a colourful talking chart that lets little ones explore letters, numbers, words, pictures and music through simple touch-and-play activities.

Children can press the illustrated letters and pictures to hear sounds and words, explore numbers, practise spelling and enjoy built-in songs. With multiple learning modes in one slim wall-mounted design, it offers plenty to discover without taking up valuable floor space.

Why You’ll Love It

• Interactive touch-and-sound learning
• ABCs and numbers in one chart
• Uppercase and lowercase letters
• Words, pictures and spelling activities
• Multiple interactive learning modes
• Built-in songs and music
• Colourful illustrated design
• Wall-mounted and space-saving
• Batteries included for easy setup
• Fun screen-free interactive play

Touch, Listen & Explore

Simply press the colourful letters, numbers and pictures to activate sounds and spoken responses, turning everyday learning into hands-on interactive play.

ABCs, Numbers, Words & Spelling

One chart brings together uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, familiar pictures, vocabulary and spelling activities, giving children different ways to explore early learning concepts.

Multiple Interactive Learning Modes

Switch between different activities including ABCs, numbers, words, spelling, finding letters and musical play, so children can keep discovering something new as they use the chart.

Songs Make Playtime More Fun

Built-in children's songs add music to playtime, giving little ones another entertaining way to interact with the chart beyond letters and numbers.

Learning Fun Without the Floor Clutter

Hang the lightweight chart on a wall or door to create an easy-access activity area while keeping tables and floors clear for other play. 

Product Details

Product Type: Interactive Talking Learning Wall Chart
Learning Content: Alphabet, Numbers, Words & Spelling
Alphabet: Uppercase & Lowercase Letters
Features: Touch-Activated Sounds, Speech, Activities & Music
Theme: ABCs & 123s
Design: Wall-Mounted Interactive Poster
Size: Approx. 24 × 16 in / 61 × 40.6 cm
Material: PVC
Power Source: Battery Powered
Batteries: 3 × AAA Batteries Required
Included: Interactive Wall Chart, Batteries & Hanging Hook
Use: Indoor Learning & Interactive Play

 ⚠️ Recommended Age: 1–5 Years
Warning: Contains a battery compartment and hanging accessory. Adult setup and supervision are recommended. Keep batteries and any loose mounting components out of children’s reach, and regularly check the chart for damage. The listed product specifies a recommended age range of 12 months to 5 years.

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Savannah C.
good rainy day activity

Rainy morning, chart on the wall, happy toddler. Easy win.

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Indie W.
Australian mum approved

Australian mum approved because it keeps the floor clear and the kids busy.

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Anonymous
worth hanging properly

Worth hanging properly rather than just leaving it loose, they use it more that way.

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Sebastian P.
Dad got shown letters

Dad got home and had to listen to every letter my daughter had learnt that day.

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Aria M.
not too bulky

Not bulky at all, which I appreciate because our playroom is already full.

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Clara W.
find mode is brilliant

The find mode is brilliant because it turns learning letters into a little game.

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Jake R.
kept him standing there

He stood there for ages pressing pictures and repeating the words back.

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Bailey H.
music makes it fun

The music mode makes it feel like play, not just learning.

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Logan C.
good learning corner

We put it in her little learning corner with books and it fits perfectly.

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Ivy H.
bedroom door favourite

It lives on the bedroom door now and gets pressed every time she walks past.

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Brody M.
a bit repetitive

Some sounds get repetitive if they press the same button over and over, but that’s kids for you.

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Anonymous
letters finally clicked

My son has been singing ABCs for ages, but this helped him actually point to the letters.

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Tahlia R.
bright and fun

Bright, colourful and fun without being a giant mess.

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Aiden C.
grandma house idea

We’re thinking of getting one for Grandma’s house because it kept him busy there too.

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Jasper H.
son repeats the sounds

My son repeats the letter sounds back to it, which is exactly what I was hoping for.

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Molly W.
good for daycare age

Perfect age for my 3.5 year old, she can use it herself but still learns from it.

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Nate P.
spelling practice started

My daughter has started trying to spell little words after playing with the chart.

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Layla T.
not a floor toy

The wall-mounted design is great because I’m not tripping over another plastic thing.

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Phoebe M.
simple but effective

Simple but effective.

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Evelyn R.
after breakfast habit

She uses it after breakfast most mornings and presses the same letter until she gets it right.

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Blake C.
screen free learning

Nice screen-free learning toy that still feels interactive enough to keep them interested.

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Anonymous
little teacher mode

My daughter stands in front of it pretending to be the teacher. Very cute.

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Isaac W.
good wall height matters

We hung it a bit lower after the first day so she could press all the buttons herself.

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Imogen S.
lowercase was useful

I liked that it includes lowercase as well because my son only knew the big letters before.

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Kai M.
easy to wipe

It got sticky little fingerprints on it, but wiped clean easily.

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Connor B.
not silent but useful

It’s definitely a talking toy, so not silent, but it’s actually useful rather than just noisy.

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Maddison P.
Nanna got tested

Nanna came over and immediately got tested on letters by a very bossy 3 year old.

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Mitchell H.
space saving toy

I like that it hangs up and doesn’t take over the lounge room like half our learning toys do.

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Summer C.
words and pictures helped

The pictures helped my daughter connect the letter sound with an actual word, which was cute to watch.

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Bella W.
pressed A all day

My son pressed the letter A about 40 times the first day. Send help 😂

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Freya L.
music mode is favourite

The songs are her favourite part, especially when she’s in a silly mood after kindy.

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Angus R.
good for little learners

Nice for little ones who are starting to recognise letters but aren’t ready for proper worksheets.

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Anonymous
morning distraction

It buys me a few minutes in the morning while I pack lunch, which is honestly gold.