20PCS/Set Instrument Kids Gifts English Flash Cards Pocket Card Educational Learning Baby Toys for Children Pre-Kindergarten

It favors English sports and also uses the English word for the name of the sport. In all fairness the description notes that it is English but many people may not realize they mean English as in England not English as in language. I honestly knew it meant English as in England but didn’t realize how different American English is to England English. Cards like this make the differences more apparent and obvious. Not a huge deal but considering why I ordered these it’s a little frustrating. My son has a language delay so I use these to help him communicate. The sports cards aren’t really used at this time due to what I noted and his age (obviously not the sellers fault).

After buying a few sets of [color] flash cards, I finally found this set that has easy to read and has examples of that color on each card, and have more than just red, blue, and yellow. The only downside to the cards is they each have a hole punched in them and are held together with a metal ring. Flipping through them is cumbersome and the holes compromise the durability of the cards, especially when kiddos like to throw things across the room.All in all, better than other sets I've used.

My son loves these. He has apraxia and we work on pronunciation as often as possible. These cards have many of his favorite foods in them and he happily goes over all the cards several times a day and when he gets too worked up to talk he has the card to show me while he calms down. He’s even been sleeping with his cards and they seem to be holding up well.

I am looking forward to using these adjective cards to assist with writing in my first grade classroom. They are sturdy enough for little hands to use as they work to elaborate in their writing. I will be removing the “fat and thin” cards that depict individuals of different weights because I feel those will lead to negative body image discussions. I am happy with the rest of the set.

Our grandson is only 16 mos. old so he's a little rough on these cards. I save them for him to look at while I'm changing him; it distracts him from trying to roll off the changing table. He likes all pictures of animals, so he likes these cards very much. I like them because they are realistic rather than cartoons and that they are on a ring so he can't scatter them around while looking at them.

These flash cards are great for teaching the names of everyday clothing items to children. The pictures are very clear. My only issue is a couple images are odd. For instance, the swimsuit looks like a romper. They could have used a woman’s swimsuit or swimming trunks when printing the cards, but they chose a weird swimsuit that looks like an outfit a baby would wear.

These are pictured with a ring, but came with no ring included. Not sure what to do about that. They also showed up damaged. Call me extraordinarily irritated!

Living in different states, engaging a 20 month old grandchild on a video call is difficult at best. Enter flash cards with all her favorite animals! Now we spend time naming all the animals and rehearsing their specific sounds. I can get at least 3-4 minutes of focus!