Torlam Sight Words & Phonics Flash Cards for Kids, Learn to Read Digraphs CVC Blends Long Vowel Sounds Spelling Reading Phonics Games, Site Words for Pre-k Kindergarten 1st 2nd 3rd Grade Homeschool

Nice sturdy cards. Has little rings to keep them organized by grade & little box to store them in. Also small enough to take into a restaurant & practice before food comes. My kids love learning with these which is a BIG A+!

These are great! My favorite aspect is the fact that you can write on them with a dry erase marker and wipe away.Of course this is useful to make your own on the blank cards, but being able to add letters to simple words - like use the "all" card to teach "ball," "call," "hall" etc - is awesome to combine sight and phonics skills!

Good quality, easy to use, great product, good card variety.

Easy to use and the letters are good sized. Love the rings that come with them and so far my son is doing really well learning with them!

I purchased this for my son, and I was hoping that it was for 4th graders that are not on reading level but it's too easy for my son. I am in the process of returning it as I found another one that is a lot better for his age and can be used for his older sister as well. They are very sturdy and great quality. It just didn't work for what I needed it.

Doesn't have the following words that we needed, but we were able to write them in:friend, pictures, starts, bird, don't, maybe, learning, places, begins, anything, ready, turned, flower, window, warm, party, studied, heard, brothers, bear, surprised, hello, everyone, teacher, pushed, happy, stories, gone, leaves, loved, sorry.Does have:a, able, about, above, across, add, after, again, against, ago, ahead, air, all, allow, almost, along, also, always, am, an, and, animal, another, answer, any, are, area, around, as, ask, at, ate, away, baby, back, ball, be, became, because, become, bed, been, before, began, begin, behind, being, bell, below, best, better, between, big, birds, blue, body, book, both, box, boy, bring, brother, brought, brown, built, but, buy, by, call, called, came, can, car, carry, cat, certain, chair, change, children, circle, city, clean, clear, climb, close, coat, cold, come, complete, correct, could, country, course, covered, cried, cut, dark, day, decided, did, didn’t, different, do, does, dog, don’t, done, door, down, draw, drink, dry, during, each, early, earth, easy, eat, egg, eight, end, enough, even, ever, every, example, eyes, face, fact, fall, family, far, fast, father, feel, feet, few, field, figure, finally, find, fire, first, fish, five, floor, fly, follow, food, for, form, found, four, friends, from, full, fun, funny, future, game, gave, get, girl, give, go, goes, going, good, got, great, green, ground, group, grow, had, half, hand, happened, hard, has, have, he, head, hear, heat, heavy, help, her, here, high, him, himself, his, hold, home, horse, hot, hours, house, how, however, hundred, hurt, I, I’ll, idea, if, important, in, inches, include, into, is, it, it’s, its, jump, just, keep, kind, king, knew, know, land, language, large, last, late, laugh, learn, leave, left, leg, let, letter, life, light, like, line, list, listen, little, live, long, look, low, machine, made, make, man, many, map, may, me, mean, means, measure, men, might, mile, minutes, money, month, more, morning, most, mother, move, much, music, must, my, myself, name, near, need, never, new, next, night, nine, no, north, not, not, nothing, notice, noun, now, number, numeral, o’clock, object, of, off, often, oil, old, on, once, one, only, open, orange, or, order, other, our, out, over, own, page, pair, paper, part, passed, past, pattern, pear, people, percent, period, person, phone, pick, picture, piece, pig, place, plan, plant, play, please, point, power, present, pretty, problem, products, pull, pulled, purple, put, question, quickly, raise, ran, reached, read, real, really, red, remember, rest, ride, right, ring, river, road, rock, room, round, run, said, same, saw, say, school, sea, second, see, seem, seen, sentence, set, seven, several, shall, sharp, she, ship, should, show, shown, side, sign, sill, since, sing, sister, sit, six, size, sleep, slowly, small, so, some, something, sometimes, song, soon, sound, south, space, special, spell, stand, stars, start, state, stop, story, street, strong, study, such, sun, sure, surface, table, take, talk, ten, than, thank, that, the, their, them, there, these, they, thin, things, think, this, those, thought, thousands, three, through, time, to, today, together, told, too, took, toward, town, toy, travel, tree, true, try, turn, two, under, unit, until, up, upon, upon, us, use, usually, verb, very, voice, vowel, walk, want, warn, was, wash, watch, water, waves, way, we, week, well, went, were, wet, what, wheels, when, where, which, while, white, who, whole, why, will, wind, wish, with, within, without, woman, women, wood, word, work, world, would, write, years, yellow, yes, you, young, your, zeroDislikes: The cards aren't organized alphabetically or anything... and it came with a ton of extra words (too many to teach my kiddo over summer, so I'd rather focus on just the assigned list of 200 words rather than the 500+ in the box). Finding the words we actually need is quite difficult, and being double-sided, often we only need one side. It is absolutely not the fault of the maker/seller that the words aren't what we need, but if they had posted the words included in advance, I would have known this wasn't the best set for us. (:Likes: Sturdy cards and rings. (Once on a key ring, they don't fit in the box, but that's ok.)

These are great as a tool to help your new learner develop. The cards are laminated well so they can withstand heavy use (and a water spill). The sets are just the write number of cards to keep the learners attention and are grouped well. The only thing I didn't like, and this is very minor, is that the rings it came with are too small to easily flip through cards. Again, not a big deal.

Definitely helped me review sight words with my 6 year old. We were able to use the words to have him form and write sentences. Being able to start again and run through the Pre-K and Kindergarten helped to determine if he had any words that needed revision and we were able to move forward to his current first grade level. All within a few short weeks. Next step is to move to the words within the higher grades. Then review and practice again to reinforce and strengthen his knowledge of the words. Having the words sorted by grade level was absolutely helpful. Quality is very good. Words are Easy to Read and Use.