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Read MoreFry’s Second Hundred Words – Reading – Sight Word Flash Cards – 100 flash cards. Full sized flash card. Learning Resources for Education.
Read MoreDesigned to facilitate learning of alphabets, letters, colors, shapes, numbers, and basic math concepts. Flash cards for Toddlers Leaning: Set of 54 double-sided toddler learning flash cards, including 26 lowercase and uppercase alphabet cards, 10 number cards, 10 color cards, and 8 shape cards.
Read More224 learning words: Includes 112 double-sided flash cards covering 12 useful categories. 112 double-sided cards with 224 words for early learning, listening and vocabulary practice. Make learning basic English words more engaging with this easy-to-use talking flash card set.
Read MoreImprove your child’s math skills with these 52 addition flash cards from Teaching Tree. Designed for kids aged 8 and above, these colorful cards make learning math fun and easy. Each card features a simple addition problem with numbers ranging from 0 to 12, making them perfect for beginners. Made in Taiwan with high-quality materials, these cards are perfect for parents and teachers looking for an educational toy that will help kids develop their math skills. Whether you’re teaching at home or in the classroom, these cards are a great way to introduce your child to the world of mathematics.
Read MoreLevel 2: Consonant blends and digraphs for early word-building. Level 3: Long vowels and diphthongs to advance fluency. Level 4: Complex phonics concepts like trigraphs and silent letters. Kids can play while mastering key reading skills like blending sounds, sight word recognition, and sentence building.
Read MoreA complete set ofEmotions Flash Cards by CreateFun, designed to help build emotional awareness and communication skills across a wide range of ages and needs.
Read MoreToddler Montessori Learning Toys: This educational talking flash card features 224 colorful illustrations and sounds. It includes animals, vehicles, food, fruits, and vegetables etc. Kids can expand their vocabulary and enhance cognitive skills while playing.
Read MoreLevel 2: Consonant blends and digraphs for early word-building. Level 3: Long vowels and diphthongs to advance fluency. Level 4: Complex phonics concepts like trigraphs and silent letters. Kids can play while mastering key reading skills like blending sounds, sight word recognition, and sentence building.
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