Edupress Alphabet Numbers Accents EP63156 Review

good cards and contains the numbers 1-10. The only criticism is that some of the alphabet photos are weird. Example: J has a picture of a "jack-o'-lantern". But the first thing kids and non-English speakers love is "pumpkin". Jelly or jam may work better. There were a few others that seemed like they could have a more pleasing image.

To clarify the bad description they are on 5.5 x 7.5 cards. The deck contains all the letters and numbers from 1 to 10. The numbers have pictures to indicate how many. For example, 3 has the number 3 along with 3 dogs. It does NOT have the word "three" printed on it, along with a number and a picture. The back is blank. I use them for online teaching and they work very well for that purpose.

Very happy with these cards. Taped to the wall of the study at the top of the wall near the ceiling, they are clearly visible and easy to read. The size is big, they are beautiful and strong. My only complaint about teaching letter phonetics is the following flashcards: I = ice cream (phonetically it should be an igloo) X = xylophone (it should be a fox or something that makes an 'x') Also a few unclear/incomprehensible photos :M = magnet (make a monkey or something) N = nails (nose is better)…