CVC Word Spelling Game for Kids Ages 3-7, Talking Flash Cards with Alphabet Card Reader, 107 Sight Words, Letter Matching and Spell-Check Practice, Preschool Kindergarten Learning Toy Gift

I was surprised how much fun this would be for both my grands. 4 & 2. The 2 ur old can’t do as much but the early exposure is a GREAT learning experience!! Both can’t get enough. We do many different games with it. I do wish the sounds was a little louder (probably because I’m the grandma and ears not the best) but you really want them to stay engaged. This is well worth the price! It is small so easily put away. Functions as advertised!! I hope it lasts a long time. There are plenty of cards to use with it. Great educational tool!’

This was a gift for a 4th birthday and the recipients parents report that its wonderful and easy to use. It is nice that it is rechargeable instead of consuming batteries.

I sent this for my brother's son who has autism. He was happy with the flash cards, but didn't understand the machine that goes with it. I asked him if it came with the instructions. He said yes. I explained to him that he need to read the instructions and what it is for. He will check it out.

I love this so much its so good and has advanced my 4 year old

Great gift for an early learner

So far I love it. My son is having a hard time with reading words and reading from books stressed and possibly overwhelmed him to the point of avoidance so I’m hoping this might help him. We played with it for a little bit today but quickly lost interest but I have an idea of how to keep him engaged.

I really am on the border about whether to keep this. I have two and four-year old grand children who I was hoping to work with on this as the two year old especially loves pressing buttons of other talking toys and repeating after them. So is basically self-teaching herself to speak. And I’ve been working with them for a while teaching them letter recognition and sounding out words. But this toy is too cumbersome to have to sort through all the cards to find the right letters that they lose interest and move onto something else. It says it’s age appropriate for as young as two, but I think more like five or six where they’re interest to read has really been sparked and then be able to sit there patiently going through the cards teaching themselves to read. Cards were unfortunately difficult to remove from their boxes without ripping some of the box and a few cards a little worn from two-year old trying to put them in their slots so feel bad about returning something they can’t easily turn around and sell to someone else (without minor adjustments). But so if I do return I would invest in a more expensive version, one not with card letters but tiles. Just take to heart about age appropriateness and the cumbersome aspect of so many cards before deciding to buy.

I purchased this for my friend’s son, who is autistic, and he absolutely loves it! It’s a great tool for helping him learn while keeping him engaged and intrigued. I would definitely purchase this again.