Junior LearningSentence Flips Double-Sided Flip Stand, Ages 4-6, Vocabulary & Grammar, K-1

It’s been 1 year since we purchased this learning tool for my daughter who is turning 5 this year. We absolutely love it! We decided to get this flip sentence word and picture product to help with my daughter’s speech and recognition skills. It’s easy enough for her to feel like a big girl, and flip the next card to make some fun and silly sentences. Great tool for education, and I love that it’s two sided to make more sentence options. Made with good material that should last if you’re not too rough with it.My only suggestion to be wary of is: be careful when flipping, because sometimes the cards can fall off its wire track. That’s not a dealbreaker. once you get used to feeding it through to the other side, it can be easily done. It truly is a great addition to any child’s education, I would highly suggest for anyone to give this product a try!

When I gave this to an emerging reader at Christmas I knew it wouldn't be the most exciting gift. I actually didn't expect him to look at it without prompting, but the next time I saw him he brought it over to show me a funny sentence he'd made. I challenge you to top "(any noun) eats magic potatoes" for laugh value. It really drives home sentence structure and parts of speech which is super essential if you want to play Mad Libbs with your kids. I'm pleasantly surprised by the success of this purchase!

It's decent but doesn't like standing up right.

This will be great for my students just learning to write in English.

Bought this to help with speaking for my autistic grandson. He is able to read but struggles with communication and speaking in sentences. This has been great with teaching him reading and talking in complete sentences. I would recommend to any parent to help with reading and learning words and sentences.

We used this educational item for different reasons (my child struggles with penmanship). Allowed for the copying of letters and words with out having to think about spelling which lent to 1) building endurance for sentence writing 2) remember to capitalize and end a sentence with punctuation and 3) work on spacing between words. Of course mixing and meshing of the words allow for "silly sentences" - making the task more fun. We would do 3 "silly sentences" each day - it started with me writing most of the sentence and my child writing one word and then progressed to my child writing three full sentences in less than a month (again, taking out the challenge of remembering how to spell each word) allowed for my child to focus on other aspects of writing (letter formation, upper/lower case, spacing).

It's a sturdy cardboard that should last quite a while. It's very reasonably priced too. I'm sure that my grandsons will get a lot of use out of it before it wears out.

Very flimsy