Carson Dellosa Phonics Flash Cards for Kids Ages 4-8, Sound Recognition Skills With Vowels, Consonants and Common Blends for Preschool, Kindergarten, ... 4+ (54 Cards) (Brighter Child Flash Cards)

We all Love it! My daughter is learning faster with them! I recommend them, they are affordable and totally worth it!

I bought this for my granddaughter who is in kindergarten and she said that they have the exact same ones in school! I guess that goes to show how good they are that even teachers use these cards in their classroom. Thick, durable and easy to read!

Make these into a game by exaggerating the sounds, and your preschooler will love them! My bi-lingual son was laughing hysterically and didn't realize he was learning at the same time. We had so much fun, I can't wait to keep using these over and over. Very good examples on the cards, and the quality of the graphics, colors, printing, and finish is excellent. Very, very pleased with this set of flashcards.

I'm using these cards with my 3 1/2 year old who is starting to learn to read. There are 54 cards, with the letter(s) on the front and a picture that goes along with how to pronounce them and on the back are additional example words that use the same phonic rule. The blends are very helpful when learning to piece together words in order to read them more quickly, but some of these cards included in this deck are single letter phonics that would do better as part of an alphabet deck, like pronunciation of consonants "D" and "S." There's also only one pronunciation of "Y" (which actually has four pronunciations). I was hoping for more consonant and vowel blends, endings, or prefixes to help with more complex pronunciation (oa, wh, ew, ay, un, ed, ing, tion, eigh) than what is included in this set. The single letter cards seem redundant if your child already knows the alphabet sounds. Still there are a number of cards that are helpful while trying learn some phonics that we will end up pulling out to use as our main deck.It would have been helpful to know which cards were in this deck before purchasing it, so I've included them here. Here are the letters included in this set:A (short), A (long), B, bl, br, C (hard), C (soft), ch, cl, cr, D, dr, E (short), E (long), F, fl, fr, G (hard), G (soft), gl, gr, H, I (short), I (long), J, K, L, M, N, O (short), O (long), oo, P, qu, R, S, sh, sl, sn, sp, st, sw, T, th, tr, U (short), U (long), V, W, X, Y, Z

This was perfect. It comes with two information cards which list four different learning games for your child/children. The flash cards are a nice over hand size so pretty easy to see and read.

I bought these for my daughter to practice her phonemic awareness- she is 4 and I am trying to help her establish a strong foundation to learn to read. These cards are good quality and sturdy. We make a game out of them and sort them into piles of the ones she can get right away and the ones she needs more practice with. Overall these are a great basic set that would be good to start with a pre-reader.

Very good for exercising and/or enhancing phonic awareness skills. Love the colorful cards, they help with more engagement and less boredom!😊

These are additional phonics cards that I use with my Speech Therapy clients. They are also good as additional reinforcement of initial sounds in words for my aphasic clients. There are basically 44 sounds in Standard American English to consider but these A to Z cards are there as "filler phonics training" and to increase phonological awareness. My clients are adults and I have never had any complaints regarding my cards being "childish". I use whatever I can to help my clients speak, read etc. Good price point.