FLYINGSEEDS See and Spell Learning Toys, CVC Word Builders with Sight Words Flash Cards Kindergarten, Educational Toys for Toddler 2 3 4 Year Old Boys Girls - Gifts for Kids

Two of each letter, multiple double sided word cards and storage bag. Letters are sturdy and cards are colorful and a nice size.I use them with a 4 year old non reader for letter matching and three letter word sounding out. I also use them for 7 year old for reading, phonics and early spelling. They both like the format and feel more confident about their skills. They can both use them on their own or with supervision.

My 4 year old loves playing with this. She is having fun while learning. Great purchase.

This is a sturdy toy made of wood and laminated card. The colors are bright and the pictures are clear. The card has the word in outline for the child to place the correct letters to form the word with the wooden letters. It all fits into a bag for easy storage and transport. It will give my granddaughter a sense of accomplishment and she will learn to recognize letters, letter sounds, and words. All while having fun "playing" with grandma.

My wife’s kindergarten students use them daily.

I love that the alphabet letters are smoothly finished.The laminated word cards are heavy thick card stock and very sturdy,durable, and will be easy to wipe down if necessary.I know my 5yr old G Grandson will increase his reading abilities.I believe the word cards could also be used for handwriting practice by using dry erase pens.Cant wait to give this to him for Christmas.I was most impressed with all the Amazon positive reviews.

Amazing for my 3 year old she loves it

Love the fact that I can use this so many ways! Want to learn the letters with a hands on approach? Want to learn sight words? This product has you covered. My toddler thinks it’s a game. I think it’s a perfect tool to teach her letters and words

Our 4 year old loves his letter cards! We got this for him for Christmas hoping that he would begin to be a little more curious about letters and words. It worked! He likes all the colors and the cute little pictures on the cards. I ask him what the picture is and then he matches up the letters and we say them together. We spend hours doing this, it’s incredible! The only thing that is a little worrisome is the fact that the sheets are made of a light cardboard and sometimes he can be rough on them.