Fauna E - Elephant

Yes. Each Fauna letter is its own block, so the E elephant piece fits into a set you build over time. Children enjoy gathering enough letters to spell their name, lay out the full A to Z, or hunt through a pile for a letter you call.

The block shows the capital letter E next to an elephant. Fauna pairs a single letter with one animal per puzzle, so this piece keeps your child's attention on E and the word elephant without crowding in other images or ideas.

An elephant is a big, memorable animal, which gives the letter E a strong picture to attach to. Saying E is for elephant links E to its opening sound, and chatting about the trunk, ears, and size adds new words to the moment.

It supports letter recognition, early phonics through the E sound, and vocabulary as your child describes the elephant. Lifting the shaped block out and pressing it back also builds fine motor control and hand-eye coordination in a single short task.

Fauna lists it for ages 3 to 6, right across the preschool years. A younger child can name the letter and elephant with an adult, while an older one usually places the block and sounds out E without much help.

No. Wipe it with a soft, slightly damp cloth when it needs a clean, then dry it. Keep the block clear of long soaking or standing water so the wood stays sound, and store it with the rest of your Fauna letters between plays.