CVC Word Games Kindergarten, Memory Games for Kids Ages 4-8 & Matching Games for Toddlers 3-5, 60 PCS Phonics Games Flash Cards, Educational Toys Homeschool Supplies for Boys and Girls

Great game as a brain break for the kiddos.The pictures are nicely printed! the cards are cut nicely with no sharp edges.Lots of matching options, and cards to accommodate different levels of play or players.

This is perfect for a speech language pathology, this is a good tool for this. It’s really good for practicing letter sounds as they pertain to words. It’s good as well because it is able to be made into a game.

This is a nice set fur students who need extra help with words. The letters are big and colorful. This is good for students with disabilities.

My son loves to play games and he's shown interest in reading so I decided to add this fun game into the mix to sorta bring more fun to a harder task! He loves it and I felt like it was very easy for him to catch on even without being able to read proficiently yet.

They're very thick and not easy to bend which is awesome since little kids tend to bend this type of thing in my experience! They're bright, colorful, and there are many of them. You can choose how many are in a game and slowly work your way to adding more cards. They can also be used as flash cards. If I want to challenge my beginner reader to sound it out without the picture, I simply cover the picture with two fingers. The kids always enjoy a gamified learning experience versus rote writing and boring procedure. I homeschool my kids (5-10) and keep the cards in the Kindergarten/1st Grade learning activity drawer so that they can choose to play memory match together.

This is a nice set for reviewing CVC words with students. The think construction makes them fairly durable. There is a lot of variety (30 sets) giving students a lot to work with. There is good coverage of all the vowel sounds as well.

The media could not be loaded. My son loves this matching game. I have him say the word each time so he gets used to reading. The cards are nice & thick and they come in a nice box however the box doesn’t close very well so they don’t secure the cards once you put them away. I wish it came with a plastic reusable bag of some sort, anything that’ll keep them together.

I used the word game like a memory game. Every time we turned over a card, my younger children and I would say the word on the card. Not only did it help improve my young children's memories, but it enforced letter recognition.My children sounded out the words on the cards, but they also noticed certain vowel sounds, too.It's a great game for little learners!