Firefly, Indiana Jones, Star Wars, scientists and famous robots teach children letters and numbers with this set of alphabet blocks created by Jonathan M. Guberman.
(Credit: Jonathan M. Guberman)
Why teach your child the alphabet with boring images of ponies and apples when you could introduce your younglings to all the coolest geek icons in science, video games, movies, comics, and more? That’s exactly what Canada-based nerd dad Jonathan M. Guberman thought when he created these geektastic alphabet blocks.
The 36 blocks — which include the English alphabet, plus numbers — use geeky icons and characters like Ada Lovelace and Zelda to teach the alphabet and numbers.
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“Shortly before my son was born I decided to make a set of alphabet blocks decorated with things that his mother and I were looking forward to sharing with him,” … [Read more]
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