Amazing Flash Cards: Alphabet

By Wonder House Books

Interactive Way to Master Your ABCs

The Amazing Flash Cards Alphabet: Early Development for Preschool Toddlers is an engaging educational tool designed to support early literacy and cognitive development in young children. This set of 54 flashcards introduces the alphabet in a fun, colorful, and interactive way, ideal for preschool and toddler learning.

Key Highlights: Fosters letter recognition, phonemic awareness, and vocabulary building All 54 cards feature bright, eye-catching images to grab attention Promotes screen-free entertainment and interactive learning Durable, high-quality thick cardstock for repeated use Encourages active participation and parent-child bondingWhy Parents Will Love This: Provides a strong foundation for early reading and language skills Perfect for homeschooling, playtime, and classroom activities Portable and easy to use anywhere--at home or on the go Encourages meaningful, screen-free engagement with kidsOther Titles in the Series: Amazing Flash Cards: Colors & Shapes Amazing Flash Cards: Animals Amazing Flash Cards: Numbers

• Format: Cards
• Language: English
• ISBN: 9388810694
• ISBN13: 9789388810692
• Release Date: August 2019
• Publisher: Wonder House Books
• Length: 55 Pages
• Age Range: 3 to 5 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Kindergarten

Customer Reviews

Good pictures, poor word choices

If this is the same set that a friend purchased, I would not recommend it. As an educator, I think there are better sets for teaching letter sounds. While the font and photographs are great, some of the words are not effective choices for learning sounds. For example, some of the vowel cards show the short vowel sound (egg for e) and some show the long vowel sound (acorn for a) and some a diphthong or vowel team (owl for o). To be an effective set, all of the short vowel sounds should be represented. In addition having x-ray and xylophone for x do not represent the true sound of x. Changes could be made to make this set better. In the meantime, I recommend getting a set backed by the science of reading.