12PCS/Set Color Kids Gifts English Flash Cards Pocket Card Educational Learning Baby Toys for Children Pre-Kindergarten

Translation class a must

I brought these in September and my 2 year old daughter knows all her body part

Sturdy and a nice introduction to prepositions. However, some of the card pictures are duplicates for similar prepositions. For example, 'in' and 'inside', are the same image of a ball in a box The same for 'out' and 'outside'. It helps when using NET, and generalizing the information to the child's environment, but it would be better served by incorporating dufferent images. We typically provide directions with 'in' by giving the demand "get 'in' bed, or "get 'in'bed".There are also cards with images of a compass and the words north, south, east, and west - this is an advanced linguistic and cognitive verbal concept, and thus out of place in this pack.I made my own cards for 'in front' and 'behind' by using two children. The boy stood in front of the girl and then behind.As noted before, it is a good starter pack. The images are clear and the cards sturdy.

I purchased Food, Vegetable, & Fruit Flash Cards for my Mother who has Aphasia following a stroke. There is an excellent range of fruit to choose. In working with the vegetable cards, I would like to have seen identification of certain beans such as kidney beans, chick peas, pinto beans & so on. Even so, the vegetable cards were worth the buy. In food cards I would like to have seen elaboration on meat to include fish, chicken, & pork; otherwise, food was a good buy. We have a huge stack of cards to begin our task on the road to recovery. The cards are a little bigger than a deck of cards. The cards appear to be sturdy. Cards come with a ring, but my hands were not strong enough to put cards on them.

Everything else about them seemed...OK. The quality was not especially high, but I like the use of actual pictures.

I got it for my 18 months old son. He is obsessed with vehicles. This a perfect size for his little hands compared to some other language cards out there that are way too big. The way we play with them is like this: I hold the cards in my hands with the images facing me, and he pulls one card at a time, and I name what’s on the card. He asks to repeat this activity over and over.

She’s using them and doing good

My one year old daughter really likes these cards. I love that they come with the metal ring to keep them all together. She brings them over to me so we can practice identifying body parts, it’s really helping her develop speech. She even likes to bring them in the car sometimes. The quality is good, she hasn’t ruined any of them yet.