Alphabet Slap Jack - a Fun ABC Letter Learning Card Game - Kids Learn Upper/Lowercase Letter Recognition and Letter Sounds While Playing a Fun Game – Preschool Thru 1st Grade

Learning letters becomes more fun for my preschooler when he sees this. This is a game that can be played within 10 minutes As little as two people can complete the task in 15 minutes. During the first two weeks of playing this a few times a week, her teacher noticed that she struggles with letter recognition, but after a few weeks she was able to name and recognize about 24 of the 26 letters displayed. It's great to have you here!.

Ada Gilbert

| May 20, 2021

Especially when it comes to matching lower case letters with upper case, my four-year-old is having trouble remembering which letter belongs to which. We have been playing the matching game for 1 hour now For the past few days, he's been able to match 23 letters without prompting and from 14 letters to 23 in just two days. Besides alphabet Go Fish or Slapjack, there are other games you can play with the cards (like alphabet Go Fish or SlapJack), so they will still be useful when he has mastered memorizing the alphabet. This is a good way to keep his attention, and he gets so pumped when we play with the cards that he actually gets excited about it.

Alianna Castro

| Dec 11, 2020

We all say the letter as we go around the circle, so she gets the added benefit of hearing and seeing the letters repeatedly. Moreover, I really like the flexibility, that we can play the game with only uppercase letters or only lowercase letters, mix these two, or play a different game entirely, such as Originally, the pictures on the cards were intended to choose words that make the first sounds your child learns for letters. (For example, choosing words with the "gah" sound for "G" in place of words like "giraffe" that are confusing for young children). These cards also seem fairly durable, so I am hoping they will hold up longer than some of our other card games. ) It's great to have a great product like this!.

Dior Riley

| Oct 21, 2020

As a conventional teacher, I get frustrated with my 4-year-old's attempts to learn her alphabet. The reason why I love this game is that you can play more than one game at a time to limit boredom. I have spent hours reading reviews and searching for something that would be of interest to me. After 45 minutes of play, we finished an easy version of go fish (we reviewed a lot). However, she laughed and smiled the whole time. By the end of the game she knew which letters were lower case and upper case (all of them!) The first half of her alphabet is a must. Having worked with her several times a week with this game, I must say she has gained a lot of confidence and there is no longer any frustration on our part or on hers. This is a highly recommended product.

Korbyn Hughes

| Nov 19, 2020

Aside from being sturdy and colorful, the cards also have a great design. My daughter chuckles every single time she sees the capital U with underwear on it, and those are adorable pictures. It's easy to read because the letters are bold and large Picture labels help differentiate confusing letters like lowercase u and n, lowercase b and d, and lowercase l from each other. You'll also find instructions for other games, including flash cards, go fish, and memory, with the Alphabet Slapjack instructions. The 4 year old in our family prefers slapjack, but we have tried all kinds. I am purchasing 2 more sets of the product as part of her end of the year teacher gifts, so I came back to the product not just to write a review.

Zoya Morris

| Nov 29, 2020

It is difficult for her to get enough of the games that are used in The numbers of letters she was able to recall increased after just one round. Furthermore, this is an easier and more enjoyable game that you can bring to the restaurant while you wait for food, and you will not have to bribe the server You can get one or two of them! In my capacity as a teacher, I give 5 out of 5 So many of the skills needed in kindergarten are addressed by the activity. Let your child play with you one on one so that they can make a good start!.

Jaxon Jones

| Dec 24, 2020

As soon as I received my cards today, I was happily surprised at how great the quality is, just like a real deck of cards. My toddlers and I will start playing the games tomorrow morning because I am reading the games now. How come the rating is only four stars and not five? It occasionally makes me wonder if the 5-mile trip is worth it Because of this, I am usually attracted to the reviews that are less than five stars Reviews of five stars. These cards are terrific and I would give them a five-star rating. I appreciate your kind words.

Emma Orr

| Nov 10, 2020

The deck of cards can be used for so many different types of games. In the extra cards of the deck, there are game listings for a wide range of games. Playing this game with my granddaughter was my main reason for purchasing it. It was a great idea to utilize "Slap Jack" as a way to introduce her to the alphabet as she loves playing that game. It was gratifying to find additional game suggestions such as a game of concentration, which was played by matching the upper & lower case cards The letters should be in lower case. learning letters in a fun way.

Briggs Andrews

| Aug 10, 2021