School Zone - Phonics Made Easy Flash Cards - Ages 6 and Up, Preschool to 2nd Grade, Short Vowels, Long Vowels, Word-Picture Recognition, and More

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Find our complete line of educational resources at desertcart.com/SchoolZonePublishing. CARD FEATURES Set includes 54 flash cards, 1 word sounds card, 1 parent card with tips and directions For ages 6 and up Large 3.0 x 5.575 cards with easy-to-sort rounded corners Words combined with colorful pictures introduce letter sounds and combinations Kids also practice short and long vowel sounds in words Big, bold and colorful illustrations make learning fun The opposite side of the card shows related word names Develop speed, accuracy, and confidence Portable and perfect for on-the-go learning! EXCELLENT - Phonics Made Easy Flash Cards will help your child understand the sounds of letters and letter combinations, which make learning to read and spell easy. Phonics is one of the best ways to help your child learn letter sounds and how letter combinations blend together; the basics for words and reading. Kids practice short and long vowel sounds like pig and pie as well as blends and combination sounds like pleasant and pheasant. This is a set of flash cards kids are sure to enjoy with big, bold and colorful illustrations make learning fun! They are perfect for home or school and are intended for children from Preschool to 2nd Grade. FLASH CARDS FOR KIDS - Kids and parents who use our flashcards for practice testing are using one of the most effective learning techniques available. A hundred years of research shows practice testing is highly likely to boost retention. Learning skills through gameplay is an excellent strategy for many reasons. Kids learning card games are fun and motivating, and games also tend to help children deepen their understanding and reasoning. Because games feel more like play than work, they can encourage kids to explore and experiment with concepts more freely. RESULTS - Our learning materials have helped educate three generations of kids, creating lifelong learners, and the legacy continues. Digital content, kids flash cards, language and math workbooks, readers, toys, and learning card games are all crafted through a child s eyes while integrating parent and teacher standards. PREPARATION - Let us help you prepare your young children for the next grade level with our workbooks, flashcards, learning card games for kids, books and a Little Scholar Tablet. Keep kids "classroom ready" with these great supplemental learning tools and more! AWARD WINNING - School Zone content has won The Parents Choice Foundation Award, Tillywig Toy Awards, Brainchild Award, Family Choice Award, Mom's Choice Awards Honoring Excellence, Gold Star Toy Scholastic Parent and Child Award and many more. School Zone Publishing - Nourishing Young Minds OUR STORY - Almost 40 years ago, long-time educators James Hoffman, Ed.D., and his wife Joan Hoffman, M.A., began a retail supply outlet for teachers, then soon identified a need for at-home learning materials to help parents support and supplement their children s classroom instruction. School Zone Publishing fast emerged as the market leader in workbooks and flashcards for preschoolers through sixth graders. School Zone remains family-owned, focused on excellence, responsive to customers, alert to emerging technology, and committed to the community. We continually update our products with new features and content, reflective of changing standards, evolving teaching methods, and overall best practices. As just one example, we update our kids workbook curriculum on an as-needed basis to address changing standards such as those presented by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) and Common Core. Review: Useful for phonetical training - The product is very useful for phonetical training with large size cards, attractive colours and very fine quality... Review: Great product! - These are great flask cards! We use them in conjunction with the sight word flash cards. These are great for teaching phonics, blend sounds and we put them together and make words with them also. We will have like 4-5 cards at a time and see how many words we can make with the letters that we have out and I also will put out letters to make a partial word and give maybe 3-4 letter cards as options and have my child to pick which one he could add to the letters provided to make a word. I find that it’s helpful too because it breaks up the letter/letters for him so that he can focus on sounding out the sound on one card at a time. Especially as you start adding more and more letters to your words for longer words, he doesn’t seem to be so overwhelmed with what he’s looking at.