Sight Words Level C Pocket Flash Cards, Great for Skill Building and Test Prep, 56 Two-Sided Cards Included, 108 Commonly-Used Words, for Ages 6 and Up

Great for teaching your child to read. I wish they had some more color to them to keep my child’s attention but they were good overall. They seem like they will last.

I'm using these cards with my 3 1/2 year old who is starting to learn to read. There are 54 cards, mostly 3-7 letter common words on the front and back, 108 words total. The package states that sight words don't follow phonics rules, but some of these words are arguably phonetic in pronunciation. Still they're good to review often as they're very common words and he should be able to pick up on them quickly when reading a book.I'm also using them to help build sentences. Since he can't quite write the letters/words yet, the cards are laid out in a line to form a short sentence that he can sound out or pick up from memory. I also have a tabletop pocket chart from Smethport that they can fit into. These are used in addition to the level A and B set.Here are the words included in this set:about, air, also, another, answer, back, better, boy, bring, carry, chair, change, clean, coat, cut, different, done, door, draw, drink, during, eight, end, even, fall, far, feet, field, find, floor, follow, full, game, girl, got, great, grow, hard, hold, home, hot, house, hurt, if, keep, kind, land, large, laugh, learn, light, line, long, man, mean, men, money, most, move, much, myself, name, need, never, nine, nothing, oil, only, own, page, paper, part, pick, picture, place, point, same, school, sentence, set, seven, shall, should, show, sign, six, small, song, sound, spell, start, still, street, such, ten, than, thing, through, today, together, try, turn, watch, water, woman, women, year, zero

These have more than basic sight words, like who, what, when, where, and why but still suitable for 1st-2nd graders. My kids picked up on them within a few weeks.

I bought these cards for my 5 year old kid. At home, we mostly speak Spanish but our English is excellent too and it's good for him to keep practicing it. These cards have been great so far. Pretty wide variety of words to help him maintain a good English

My niece is in first grade and has been sharing her new found talent for reading and spelling words. (I have come to realize the spelling words out loud is a no-go now). I would say she's reading at a solid level for first grade, maybe even early second (I have tutored reading with kids in this age group in the past). These are perfect and now she has a game that reinforces what she is learning in school.

These cards are helpful for my 5 year and are very close to the list provided by his teacher. The print is large. Initially I didn't think I would like the fact that the cards were double sided, but once we mastered a side (which was color-coded) we were able to work our way through the other side. The curved edges and smooth coating makes it easy for small hands to manage. Overall great product.

These cards seem nice and solid, and have a variety of great words on them. At the moment the words are a little out of my son's league since this is the third set, but he is learning to read quickly and I believe I will be able to use them with him very soon.I like how they include one card with suggestions on how to use them. I look forward to the day I can whip these out and teach them to my son, who just turned 4 but is learning to read in preschool. I would definitely recommend this set, and this series, for anyone looking to practice sight words with their kid, or even for adults who are learning English. The pairing of the words and pictures would be great for English language learners.

I got this set for my daughter (as well as levels A and B) right before she started kindergarten. It was nice to let him practice some of the easier sight words, and it really helped her as he started school. These flash cards are great as well, because they taught him words that are not pronounced phonetically as well as words that he began to see a lot as he started to read books. She enjoyed the "flash card" system, and even asked to work with them. Now, as he is in second grade, I still use the cards. This time, though, I use the cards to help her with spelling these words. He is an auditory learner and tends to try to write all words phonetically. By showing her these cards, I can let her see what the different words look like--and how they are not spelled as they are heard. Great cards.

As described- I found these helpful when supporting my children with reading

Great quality and great size with a good selection of words.The Perfect teaching aid for any parent who wants to help encourage their child's reading ability.

Wonderful product; wonderful service from vendor; sadly had to return item as child has outgrown them and there is no higher level with these Sight Words flashcards.

My little girl loves these. She asks me all the time to go through them. She is an early reader, began reading for age 2. These flash cards are helping her expand on the words she can spell and read. Great variety, great quality and clearly written in large font.

Easy to use amazing for learning new words