ABCxGOOD CVC Word Building Pocket Charts with 64 Phonics Flash Cards Kindergarten Classroom Must Haves, CVC Literacy Games for Beginners in Reading and Spelling.

My students love using this pocket chart during center time. They love feeling successful when sounding out the word and building it. I would defiantly recommend this product for a classroom or anyone wanting to use it at home.

There were a lot of CVC words with corresponding picture. As in the product description there were plenty of words to represent each of the 5 vowels. The review that said there were 17 a words and very few of the others and no o words... either she received a messed up package (or perhaps she forgot to count the flip side.) I looked at multiple products of this sort, this one was the best. I intend to introduce by word families... and make index cards to add a few words to those given.For example bat, cat, hat, rat, sat... were given I will add fat, mat, pat, vat with no pictures. I do not intend to use the hanging pockets. In the product description it lists .... 17 a words, 11 e words, 9 i words, 14 o words, 14 u words.... I found that pretty accurate.

I homeschool my kiddo, and this was great for him to get into the habit of different letters and seeing what the difference words we can come up with

Good quality. Lots of pictures. Double sided so lots of words

Such a fun way to learn words and help with phonics

My students love making short family words. They are learning how to read the words. This makes me so happy.

I purchased this for my Kindergarten classroom. I have a small magnetic board and needed something engaging for my students to do while I am busy with a small group. The kids love building words with it and I love that each letter has the corresponding picture in the corner for self-checking. It was a great purchase and has been up in my classroom for weeks- they still enjoy using it!

Got this for my nephew and we all liked how easy ans fun it was. It comes with a hanging rectangle with pockets, pictures and letters. You change out the pictures and use the rest of the space to spell those words.The only downside is it can do 2 and 3 letter words only, with pics. And 4 letter words without pics. And you still get plenty words for a preschooler!