Upgraded Alphabet Go Fish Classic Card Game, ABC Uppercase Lowercase Letters Learning Animal Picture Recognition Card Game for Kids – 52 Cards

I had my doubts about these my daughter is only two but tries to play cards with the other kids and in one game of go fish her and the other kids learned at least 2 new letters it was great especially when one of the Kids has struggled to learn his letters no matter how he was taught and has been told he might be held back in kindergarten. I couldn’t believe how well he started doing in a single game. These cards are well made and designed and a great tool for learning.

This is my 5 year old daughters new favorite game! She asks to play it a million times a day 😂 I love that it’s help her with her letter recognition. Even my 2 year old enjoys it as well and since it has animal pictures he’s able to play along with minimal help. We’ve given as a birthday gift a few times since getting ours. I’d highly recommend using it with the little hands card holder so they can hold their own cards.

Fun way to teach my daughter the alphabet. Getting my adhd child to do repetitive learning can be very hard and frustrating for her but she loved this game and would sit for hours playing memory and telling me what the letters were. These cards are still great just for game night now that shes older and knows her letters but still loves to play memory.

These alphabet cards are so cute I love them! However, because there are so many and there are only two of each letter.. it doesn’t really work for go fish for my preschooler like I originally bought them for. I tried to make my own game up by taking a-g and doing a matching game which worked okay. They are very thick and well made.

Ordered these to help my grandson learn letter identification. They are nice cards, coated so they won't tear as easily when small hands aren't as gentle. I was a little disappointed at the size, thought they would be regular playing card size. All in all, I think they will be helpful to us.

I bought this game for a kindergarten class. Sadly, it was missing one card. I contacted the seller and they sent another game out immediately, no questions asked. This is an excellent way to teach kids their letters.

I don’t know why but I thought these cards would be much bigger and thicker. Because they’re so thin and tiny, it’s easy to rip or lose one. I can’t complain for the price but if you’re looking for something long term, this isn’t right for you.

It is tricky to play alphabet Go Fish because there are 26 matches. It didn’t occur to me before playing it how challenging that it but it makes for a slow game with a 4 year old. Eventually you just can’t hold all the cards you need matches for. We have been playing Go Fish with a regular deck of cards and that is definitely more enjoyable for everyone involved. They are beautiful cards and as a former Kindergarten teacher I only rolled my eyes that they used an owl for o even though the sound is /ow/. All the other letters are logical and make familiar initial sounds. For those who care about such things G is giraffe and U is unicorn.