Alphabet (Flash Kids Flash Cards)

These are the perfect flash cards to help toddlers learn the alphabet and numbers. They aren't too busy or distracting looking. i like that they have just the letter and no picture or anything else on the front. I found this to be extremely useful for my daughter.

These cards are great for many reasons1. Bright and colorful2. Has both uppercase and lettercase letters3. The pics on the back of the letters are the same for both the uppercase and lowercase letter. Repetition is a great way for a child to learn in my opinion.4. They have also included 6 solid colored cards with the color noted on the back.These cards are very basic which is great so my daughter doesnt get distracted with anything but what's on the card. I found other flashcards to be very busy and it would have too many things going on that I think made it hard for her to focus. They arent poster board thick but sturdier than others, and a great price!

I use these with my online English classes and they're so helpful! I like that there are separate uppercase and lowercase cards, and the picture cards + color cards are a bonus. Highly recommend & you can't beat the price.

These are great for my ESL classes. The cards are made from a sturdy cardboard and I like that there are three cards for each letter; capital letters, lower case letters and the written word for the picture on the front of the card. I also really like the color flashcards too. They are just a solid color which I find to be far less confusing for new English learners than cards with a colored object on them. If I had one complaint it would be about the pictures, some of them are not the most obvious choice for the letter and the pictures themselves on some cards are average at best. Best alphabet cards I bought so far.

There's a lot to like about these cards they have three sets of alphabets - lowercase, uppercase and word cards- all with the same picture, great for a variety of matching games for younger kids. There are also color word cards.There's a large variety of object, animal and food words but some of the included words could be better. Ice cream and jelly bean, in particular since we try to limit exposure to candy/sugar. I also would have preferred a hard 'g' sound instead of giraffe. Was gate or goat to difficult to come up with? Seems that word choice is a common complaint on flashcard sets. The illustrations are rather cartoony as well and the style isn't uniform.Over all I'm satisfied. I show the uppercase letter cards to my daughter (9 months) make the sound ( again, why giraffe?!) And say the word. She likes the bright color backgrounds for the letters and we can get to about w before she loses interest.

I love these flashcards because there is just ONE thing on the card - no clutter, no distractions. There is just one, clear, recognizable picture on the back as well. My daughter was two when she started learning letters, so the simpler the card the better! I did laminate them because 2 year olds can be a little tough. Now we can continue to use them as she grows to learn lowercase letters, pictures associates with letters, colors and some simple starter-words. Great flashcards.

I have been searching for flash cards that would help introduce my toddler to the alphabet and also to expand his vocabulary. My problem was that I was having a really hard time finding flash cards that only had the letter on one side of the card. I didn't want him focusing on a picture of something else that started with the letter- I wanted him to just see the letter on the card, so that he was specifically focusing on that letter.Finally! I found these cards. They were much more than I expected and were at such a great price. These cards teach not only the uppercase letters, but have cards for the lower case letters as well. They also provide cards to help with learning primary colors! I am very pleased with my purchase. My little boy has already begun to recognize more of the alphabet and his vocabulary is expanding daily as he learns to recognize and say the pictures on these cards.

I thought this product was great . I don't like teaching my kids to associate the letters with objects or animals. These flash cards consist of lower case and upper cards letter as well as pictures of the objects in the back of you prefer to teach your kids a different method of learning. However, for me these flash cards work well. Plus they seem durable and sturdy too.

Great little resource for preschool phonics exercises

I like that the flashcards have both capital and small letters and appropriate graphics that correspond to each letter. My little man is not yet speaking but I keep showing him the cards. I believe they are a good learning resource. Don't hesitate to buy.

Perfect for preschoolers

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supab and very useful one drawback is thickness of the card is very thin