THE BAMBINO TREE Phonics Flash Cards - Learn to Read in 20 Phonic Stages - Education for Kids Ages 4-8 Kindergarten 1st 2nd Grade

These phonics flash cards are amazing! My child has been using them for a few weeks, and I can already see real progress in reading skills. The cards are colorful, sturdy, and well organized by phonics stages, which makes learning easy and fun. I love how engaging and interactive they are — perfect for keeping kids focused. A great resource for both home and classroom learning. Highly recommend!

Makes learning to read, fun. Great that there are pics to help.

Great product. Well made. Comes in nice storage box. Sets are color coded and organized well. Easy to use. This is one of the best teaching tools I have ever used in my home school. I wish I would have had it 25 years ago.

I saw a bunch of videos with parents using this tool to help their children begin reading so I gave in and bought this set. My Son is going into Kindergarten and with these phonics cards along with other tools, he is now able to read and sound out the words. These cards are also great for car rides. You can make a game out of it and help your child read. Super beneficial!!

Bought this as a gift. Not sure if it’s being used but I read through the cards. They are very practical and fun for this kids. It will help them be more confident in school when reading

Theses are awesome, helped my son learn to read.

These cards are the perfect learning tool ! durable for little fingers , store easily, clear and readable , great value age appropriate for my 4yr old ! The colored rings are a big help keeping them organized !

Excellent set of word family flash cards. Great for emerging readers. These definitely build confidence and are a great tool to pull out any time of year to easily give your young readers some more confidence. Add a sticker chart with it or a coloring chart. Each time your reader reads a card, have them put a sticker on their sticker chart (or have them color in one of the check boxes on their color chart). Then give them a simple reward when they’ve read 20 cards. Keeps them motivated.