Sight Words (Flash Kids Flash Cards)

I got these a few weeks ago to use with kids I tutor we are working through learning all the sightwords and this product contains all the sightwords it saves on purchasing new flash cards plus they are colorful and helpful I like teaching 2 to 4 new ones a week and then reviewing for a few weeks it is also helpful to write sentences with the words to further grasp the word.

Simple and effective. We didn't like the flash cards with pictures or drawings, as they can be distracting. We liked these ones. They are simpleand helpful. We have been practicing with our son everyday, and he is making great progress.

Good for what I needed.

I didn't realize these cards were double sided. Which means we got double the words we were expecting. The different colors of cards have helped my daughter memorize these sight words. She is 4 now, but these cards helped her do her first early readers.

These cards come in bright colored cards. There is way more words than I expected. I was hesitant to purchase but they are actually worth the money. They are good quality cards. The only thing I don’t like about them is that the word isn’t on the back of the card for the parent or person holding up the card. Either than that they are great and we’re shipped quickly.

These are a fantastic value! I was looking for a set of cards with as many of the Dolch sight words as possible, but most sets were much more expensive or came in multiple boxes. These are two-sided and color coded. One side has more basic words, and the other has challenging words. We started using these with our kindergartner the summer before school started, and it has been a great way to get in some reading practice a few minutes at a time.

Great words on the cards. I love the colorful cards. The kids like to quiz each other and it helps build fluency.

Our toddler LOVES these. They're well made and are in attention-span-appropriate bright colors. She's a adorably odd child who has always been interested in words and letters, loves books but isn't so sure about reading on her own yet... but she's two so I'm hardly concerned. She will flip through (and fling all over the room) a few cards and get really excited when she sees a word she recognizes. Highly recommend.

I punched holes in the corners and put them on rings Sony kids could grab a pack to work on. Cute game suggestions included

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I brought these sight word cards some time ago, in 2016 when my daughter was 5 to support her learning of sight words when they had to learn to read so many in a certain amount of time at school. I have since dug them out again for my other daughter who is struggling with reading at the moment. I went on Amazon to see if they did grade 2 of these cards and notice the poor reviews.So I thought I would leave my own feedback.I have found these absolutely fantastic as I said was purchased in 2016 for my eldest daughter Who is now 8, will trun 9 in July. these really helped her when she was 5 year's old and supported her to learn her sight words. Like everything if you put time and effort and repetitively repeat. These worked a treat and my daughter is now a high level, brilliant fluent reader.My other daughter, who has attention span of a fly, I am finding it a 100% more difficult with her however in the short period of time of repetitively repeating these cards she is slowly picking it up. Even though I feel like smacking my head against the wall because it takes so long to get through them each time!However I have absolutely nothing negative to say about these cards. They are brilliant for a first set of sight cards to help Support early reading.I will be purchasing some different ones as we are just starting to need some higher level ones now and I can't seem to find them in this make/Style as the bright colours really helped the words pop. And I also find that my youngest seems to read them better with the bright coloured background/word's than she does on plain black and white text. Not sure If dyslexia has a play In that, as I understand colours can help somebody that has dyslexia. Or if they just stand out better and help With her concentration.I would Definitely get the next ones up if they did them.

Helpful for kids who have just started reading words...Has almost all the words that a KG kid ,ie between 4.5 -5.5 bneeds to know because this is the age where kids start learning...has a good amount of 2 3,4 and 5 letter words..Card quality is good and durability depends on how one handles and take care of the product...

86 sight words in 43 cards. My kid is learning sight words with this flashcards. good quality card, the size of the card and the words is just right.