English Literacy Wiz Fun Game -Lower Case Daily Words - 60 Flash Cards - Preschool Language Learning Educational Toys

I got this set of BOHS English Literacy Wiz flash cards for my little one, and it’s been a hit. The pictures are bright and fun, and I love that it focuses on lower case letters, which is what kids actually see most when reading. It’s simple, easy to use, and my child enjoys picking up new words without it feeling like “homework.” Pros: • Bright, engaging cards that keep kids interested. • Lower case focus is great for real-world reading. • Sturdy enough to survive lots of handling. • Makes learning feel like play. Cons: • Only 60 words, so we go through them quite quickly. • Cards are small and easy to misplace. Overall: A great little learning tool that’s fun, simple, and actually gets kids interested in reading.

I have a son with ADHD that doesn't focus well and I find it hard to sit down with a book and read. This toy really grabbed his attention and we all had a really god time playing it. There are so many ways to use this toy. 1. pick a card, cover the word, spell out the word, read the word back, uncover the word and check for mistakes. 2. pick a card, copy the word below to build the word, 3. place a 'harder' word in the card slot with the word covered and fill in some letters, ask your child to find guess the word and fill in the remaining letters. 3. place a diagraphs on the squares. See how many words you can find with that diagraphs. 4. ask yous child to build a word and then find the card to match it to check for accuracy. I also built diagraphs, words and blends for him to read. Whilst he was doing all this he was having so much fun he didn't even realise it was the same words his teacher asked him to practice from school. It was a really good buy. My 3 year old was sitting beside us and matching up letters by looking at their shape, he managed this well. Very good buy. I know we will us this a lot.

This is really easy to use, great for ages 4+. The tiles are small so you would need to be careful if you have it to younger ages. My youngest kids are 6&8 and have enjoyed spelling words and like that you can flip up the bit where the word is so they can either copy or try and spell it themselves. It is made of very cheap and thin plastic and I wish for the price it was thicker. I do think it is over priced.

A fun way to learn how to spell

A very fun game for learning to read and spell. Daughter loves playing it. The quality of the base and letters are good. The word cards are quite thick and through regular use haven’t bent or curled. Definitely recommend

My daughter uses this a lot. It has helped loads with reading and spelling.

I originally brought this for Christmas for my three year old but when it arrived I was to excited to wait so we got it out early. It is a great game that can be used for a range of ages and capabilities. It can be used like we do, with the word on the card showing so your little one finds the correct letters and copies what is written on the card. If your little one is older and able to already spell certain words by themselves you are able to cover up the spelling and then this can be revealed once they have tried to spell it. I was impressed with how many cards were included. There is so many. They are also double sided. I have attached a photo of a small snippet of some of the words included. This is something I can see lasting for many years and I am really happy with this item.

Very cheaply made and doesn’t look like it will last very long. One of the cards is already peeling off. The letter a is written “a” so is confusing for younger children learning letters. My daughter was getting it confused with an e. Very tempted to just send it back and get a better one. No I don’t recommend this product.