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Review on 26 Pairs Of 52 Pieces Double-Sided Alphabet Flash Cards Lowercase And Uppercase Letter (Each Measures 2.2” X 2.2”) by Chris Meckler

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Lots of ways to use these

This matching game can be used in so many ways! This would be perfect for assisting a child education while at home or for helping a child with speech.-Each square is either an upper or a lower case letter and the other side is a whiteboard.-You can lay them all out on the ground as a giant matching game with every letter of alphabet (match A with a) or break them up into smaller groups (only vowels, letter in mane etc).-You can also use these to practice writing! You can lay them out and when they find a set they then flip the cards over and write the letter (White board market not included).-each square is very thick and durable.-high quality set that will last through multiple children or years of students.-my almost 3 year old uses these to help with his speech. He doesn’t do matching yet due to his age. We hold up a letter like B, he has to to make the B sound and then as a reward for making the B sound he gets to write a check mark on the back. Sounds simple but he LOVES it! We highly recommend this set and have already purchased another one as a gift to my sons speech therapist. It’s a great product :)

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Pros
  • Three ways to play: Kids could do different matches according to different stages. At the beginning, children could identify upper-case to upper-case in pairs, which is easy for them because there are letters and patterns. When they could recognize letters without patterns, they could identify lower-case to lower-case in pairs. Finally, children could identify upper-case to lower-case in pairs.
Cons
  • The product may not be suitable for tactile learners who benefit from engaging sensory materials