Carson Dellosa Alphabet Flash Cards for Toddlers 2-4 Years, Letter and ABC Flash Cards, Uppercase and Lowercase Letters, Early Reading Comprehension ... (54 Cards) (Brighter Child Flash Cards)

The perfect start for ABC s . As your child will not be able to read without good recongnition of abc. They coantin upper and lower case letters. large and well written with pictures .Forget the rhymes as many available are so American which makes it hard to learn .Most ABC songs have different picture for letters.If you live in the UK i would recommend this as kids usually love to see and feel what they are learning. and most especially if your preparing your child for school , they will learn that A is for Apple not Aligator .....Used to pick 3 cards on daily basis and with now time my daughter learnt her abcs she is now a great reader ,thanks to these cards

Before purchasing these cards, I spent some time reading the reviews first as, after all, I want my daughter to learn with what I need/want her to learn with and I'm definitely not disappointed.There are 52 presentation cards in all, 26 in upper case (capitals) and 26 in lower case. I like the fact that the same picture repeated twice, once for each letter to show the letters are really the same. The pictures are fairly bright colors as well which is great as they really stand out.The cards are of a decent size measuring approximately 8.5cm x 23.5cm and nicely laminated. Overall very good quality.

I bought these Alphabet flash cards for my Grandson. He is only 1 year old, but I have started to build a collection of learning books, cards etc. He is very bright, so I am sure he will appreciate these activities when he gets older. It helps my daughter in law. The cards are very bright with bold letters, just brilliant. and a good price too.

Alphabet from A to Z in capital letters (majuscule) and small letters (minuscule) with a cute image under, representing the letter through a drawing and automatically a word starting with the corespondent letter.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!

Bought these flash cards for my daughter to try and teach her letters. I really like these cards as they have both capital letters and lower case letters and also pictures to your child work out what letter they think it is. The cards feel very well made and are nice and big. Very happy.

All good

Two sets in one pack (one upper case and one lower case). Nice, colourful pictures with clear letters. The cards are a reasonable thickness and not as flimsy as other sets. I did notice that these are made in the US so I'd be hesitant to purchase word and phrase cards from these makers as they may have different spellings. Overall, good value for money.

Good quality cards that we have stuck up on the wall of my kid’s bedroom. He refers to them when trying to work out letters he isn’t familiar with. All pictures suitable for UK English speakers if you’re happy to refer to a ball of wool as yarn.

These have been a great alphabet and word learning tool. My 17 month old was eagerly learning letters everywhere I could teach her, so I wanted some flashcards. Not only has she learned the letters, but she has learned new words too! She uses the upper and lower case cards to play matching, which has been great for making associations and visual development (seek and find sort of stuff). The pictures are simple and mostly well-chosen, unlike some similar materials that use odd words for so many of the letters. Moreover the font of the letters is simple and clear without weird added embellishments that would only be confusing.

Recomendables para jugar en las clases en todos los idiomas . Muy divertido.

Great cards, from the size to the quality. Great for playing matching games, go fish, as flash cards and other game ideas included in the box all while learning the alphabets. Also has recognizable photos to match the letters! Teaches upper and lower case. Highly recommend, good quality and useful for the price!

Rate it 5 star as I received it after 48 hours of purchase. It seems it has been in a shelf for a long time as the box doesn't look new but important thing is the flash cards inside. Thank you very much. 👍👍👍👍

Bien por el precio, son utiles como apoyo en la enseñanza del idioma