Little Champion Reader Set 6 Flash Cards for Toddlers - 203 Kitchen, House, Bathroom, Furniture & School Common Object Flash Cards - Learning for Baby Toddler Preschool Kindergarten

I loved the idea of these and the fact that they came on individual rings with a large variety of word topics. They were small like we wanted and laminated.I returned them as soon as I saw which words and pictures they chose. On some cards they used a different word than what we would've used for an item (they'd choose a word that isn't commonly used for a common item, e.g. "swine" instead of "pig") and on other cards they weren't using relevant items and thus wasted a card.I think there would be fewer returns if the put a preview of which cards were in each set so people could see what they're really getting. I was really excited about these and then extremely disappointed.

I bought these for my just turned 3 year old. She is enjoying using them and I like the variety that is included in the pack. The cards are very sturdy and cannot be destroyed easily by a young child. Each set has a separate clipping which I did not realize, but I love!! The ring is sort of hard to open, but definitely makes it hard for a little one to open if not impossible. Would recommend!

I bought this pack primarily for the "feelings" set of flash cards for my 18 month old daughter. She loves playing with flashcards and I was hoping to help her start identifying her emotions and feelings so she can communicate that. These are nice flash cards and there are more feelings than I ever thought of teaching her. Its nice too because each pack comes with a ring for the cards to go on so they don't get scattered around. We opened the Family pack and I wasn't overly impressed with those, I think your better off showing your child a picture of your family and identifying who is who. The other packs that came with this set were my clothing, my body and my health. We have yet to dive into those, but they seem good quality and nice pictures for showing what each card represents. Overall, I am happy with the purchase and definitely think these cards are something a toddler can grow into using in various ways; first using the pictures to associate with words, then when they get to reading level, learning to read and spell the words.

Just purchased and considering returning them...Although these cards are generally sturdy and well-made, they clearly are not written by someone who is fluent in English. Several of the cards are incorrect with words such as 'bend' instead of 'bent' as an adjective (or 'close' instead of 'closed.')Also, as others noted, the cards have words that are largely irrelevant in today's world like 'blacksmith' and 'cobbler' in the occupations pack.

These are well sized, well made flash cards which are very thorough. They cover subjects that are hard to find cards for, especially the medical cards. And they come with rings and pre punched so you can keep them on there and flip through easily.

This cards were great for our Pre-k homeschooling if our toddler. I love that they’re hole punched and come with rings, and there’s several ways to use them and learn with. Our two year old asks to do “cards.”

My grandson and granddaughter really enjoy learning from these cards; that sometimes they compete each other who gets the most cards as they are learning. I’m happy that they are learning and enjoying themselves!

Sturdy durable cards with good visuals for parts of speech. Bought these for my daughter with autism.