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Repetition & RecallFlash cards are a tried and true study method. Unlike textbooks and workbooks, flash cards allow children to memorize and recall answers much faster through repetition. |
Build Confidence for the ClassroomChildren are more likely to volunteer in class when they are confident they know the answer. Studying with Carson Dellosa flash cards will help your child master new concepts and build a love for learning and participating. |
Fundamentals for ReadingIdentifying the alphabet is the first step in learning to read. With this essential set of flash cards for young learners, children will be able to recognize letters and develop a love for reading and learning to last a lifetime. |
Got these for my 27 month old. He already recognizes capital letters, but I wanted to help connect them with the lowercase counterpart. There is a matching picture corresponding to each letter to help him associate the lowercase with the capital letter as he's leaning. I love that they are two separate cards instead of double sided so we can pair them together. I also like that the backs are blank so we can flip them over to make searching for the matching letter more fun. We've only had them a couple of days and he's already recognizing several of the lowercase letters. A few of the cards have things I wouldn't have chosen to go with the letter, but as I wanted them for the letters and not the picture, it doesn't bother me.
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Got these for my 27 month old. He already recognizes capital letters, but I wanted to help connect them with the lowercase counterpart. There is a matching picture corresponding to each letter to help him associate the lowercase with the capital letter as he's leaning. I love that they are two separate cards instead of double sided so we can pair them together. I also like that the backs are blank so we can flip them over to make searching for the matching letter more fun. We've only had them a couple of days and he's already recognizing several of the lowercase letters. A few of the cards have things I wouldn't have chosen to go with the letter, but as I wanted them for the letters and not the picture, it doesn't bother me.
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Ok, some cards have odd images that dont really go with the letter
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on October 22, 2018
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on October 22, 2018
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Iridescent Pen
Alphabet from A to Z in capital letters (majuscule) and small letters (minuscule)
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on February 9, 2019
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on February 9, 2019
Right, these are great for kids, but are these cards perfect for toddlers? Maybe I don't get it, just I was a bit disappointed why not a different image for the small letters for example?! Is this on purpose to point out the fact that the same image can be defined with the same letter in big and small capitals? Or better said to make the distinction between majuscule and minuscule more clearly? I guess so! Still, I don't care, I wanted this cards to be double fun😁!
I don't know, in my opinion (maybe I a wrong or I'm making a fuss) a different image would've been more exciting for a toddler (and me) at the moment. It's fun, don't get me wrong here, just not double. Just a thought in the end!
Probably a 4 year old (the recommended age for this cards) needs to understand that image 🍎 can be written Apple or apple (with big or small capitals) depending on the context and maybe it's a good exercise to compare the big and small letters with the same image. I guess I will find out in a couple of years.
And like a safe note: Be careful while handling the cards, are a bit hard and sharp at the edges.
Overall I believe these cute cards are a nice additional activity for little ones to learn the alphabet. Personally I put the cards representing the small letters on the side (at the moment).
👍 Ah and for this price, a must buy!
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Ivan E.
Absolutely unbeatable quality not to be missed!!!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on February 23, 2019
