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The media could not be loaded. 5 stars because this little thing packs a punch for just $18 (I got it on sale) this is a perfect hand held learning device for toddlers or young children. I could even see kiddos with some learning difficulties enjoying the animal and vehicle sounds. It comes with a cute little bag to hold both the device and the entire box of cards or just your favorite ones instead. The pronunciation of the cards is perfect aside from one which I'll get into. My step daughter absolutely loves this, I was recommended it by my sister and I'm so glad I got it. She's always asking for her cards. I've added photos of every single card as well as the negatives I talk about below. I've also added a video of "monkey" and "gorilla" which sound the exact same and IMO gorilla sounds like a chimpanzee with the clapping. The gorilla sounds nothing like a gorilla.Now here are my nit picks on this thing...ANIMALS- Butterfly, Dragonfly, octopus, lobster, crab, seahorse, starfish, jellyfish, snail and ant have no animal noise (which my daughter noticed and thought they were broken)- tortoise instead of turtle. Very confusing for learning children. I would've much preferred "turtle."+ I like the addition of the dinosaur in the animal section, she LOVES dinos.CLOTHING- Sneakers instead of shoes (confusing for kids learning)- business suit is all black can be confusing as to what it is+ I appreciate different names for each article of clothing for example, jeans and pants as well as sweater and jacketNATURE- a red sun instead of yellow or orangeSHAPES- I wish there were more shapes instead of just circle, triangle, oval square and rectangle.FRUITS- the pear is yellow instead of a light green (inaccurate color IMO) especially for learning kiddos.- kiwi is listed as "kiwi fruit" instead of just kiwi, I would've preferred just the word kiwi (can be confusing for kids)- coconut is green instead of brown, while not inaccurate I'd prefer brownVEGETABLES+ I appreciate the accuracy here with the drawingsDAILY NECESSITIES"School bag" looks like a purse which is exactly what my daughter saidLETTERS- If your child is learning to write i could see the wonky silly shape of these causing some confusion.- the letter Z is said "zed" i would much prefer Z so my learning child doesn't start saying Zed when we sing the alphabet.NUMBERS- 100 is said as "hundred" and 1000 is said as "thousand" without the one.- As much as I appreciate the actual numbers I think they should've put little circles on the back instead so kids could count which number it is while also showing the number above however many dots there are.- I feel like the entire number section was a giant missed opportunityJOBS+ While I know there are many jobs I appreciate the ones that they added especially for learning kiddos. The soldier is a perfect addition to this section.VEHICLES+ I love that most of these make sounds, my daughter loved it.My last nit pick is that it's essentially upside down, it's a cute little cat face but you need to hold it upside down to look at the cards correctly._Maybe future versions could include the solar system?Overall I do still love this little device and my daughter really enjoys it. I do recommend getting it for you kiddos if they're learning but if you find anything that I said too big a negative I could understand that.

This is a great learning tool for my toddler to help her learn some sight words and numbers. If she would use it like it's supposed to be, it would definitely help her out. She just wants to put the cards in, have the device read it and then switch it out. Definitely a good device to use with your kids rather than them using it just on their own.

Absolutely love this and so does our great grandson.This is the third flashcard set we have bought. The other 2 were all set to the British language and wouldn't read the cards.Love the fact that are more of the basic learning cards as well.

Purchase for my great niece, she loved it can recognize all the alphabets the farm animals and even make the sounds, of animalsat age 2. I recommend for any child under the age of two if you want them to catch on recognition of alphabets.

So easy to use, our almost 2 year oldcan put the cards in and take them out himself. His speech has increased so much since using this product. The words he is able to learn is remarkable. It is small enough for him to hold and not be annoying to take with you. We use ours in restaurants all the time while waiting for our food.

I teach high school English Learners who are are Beginners/Novices at learning English. Most are native Spanish speakers. This is a card reader with 5 sets of color coded word/picture cards: Set A-Animals, Set B-Vehicles/Daily Necessities, Set C-Foods/Fruits/Vegetables, Set D-Clothing/Nature/Colors/Persons/Jobs/Shapes. Set E-Letter/Numbers. You or the student place a card in the card reader slot. A voice clearly states the name of the image on the card. If the image is an animal or anything that makes a sound, you will hear the sound immediately after the reader speaks the word. For example: The voice says cat and then you hear "meow." If the image does not make a sound, you hear nothing. My students will be required to immediately repeat the word upon hearing it. I think this will will out very well with my class...I purchased two. Although the images are more appealing to children up to age 6, they will work for anyone who is learning English from the start. If you are teaching older children and adults, I would purchase the green device, not the blue or pink. However, please note that although the card reader device comes with a charging cord, THE BATTERY IS NOT REPLACEABLE! Therefore, you must remember to turn the device off when not in use. The instructions are simple.

My two year old grandson likes them because I let him see the card and then say the word before I put it in and the "lady"confirms the word! It gives me an idea how many words and pictures he knows. Some are vegetables he hasn't had and other things he is not familiar with but it is easy to pull those out of the deck. Its a good system for this age for sure!

Great learning tool idea. The box states the item is good for 12+ months however its a bit tricky for my just turned two years old to get the cards in the slot and the cards often gets bent. The card are made of a thin card board and should have been made out of a flexible durable plastic material instead. I dont expect the cards to last very long but we will see. He loves it as he can see the image, hear the word and hear the associated sound if applicable. My only issue is the material used to make the cards.