Hapinest Sight Words Flash Cards Set | 220 Flashcards for Learning to Read for Preschool, Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Grade Kids

Our 6 year old received these as a present and loves them! He is learning to read new words everyday!!

Liked the variety in complete games to help my grandchildren do well in school

We have not had these cards long, but so far my kids seem very interested. They love the pictures on the cards and are trying to sound out the words. They seem to be good quality like they will hold up. My girls are in kindergarten and are at level, but some of the prek level seem a bit difficult (ex. blue). I set some of those words aside, and will gradually incorporate them in. Also, at shipping they put the label directly on the cards which made the box sticky when I removed it. Not a deal breaker, just a heads up for anyone interested. Overall, great cards!

Skill and drill with these sight words cards for my students! Great product!

The flash cards are divided by grade level going from pre-k to 3rd grade. I had some issues getting the cards out of the box and had to separate a number of cards because they were sticking to each other. Not sure if it was the coating on the cards or something else but it wasn’t a big deal. Instructions are included on how to use the cards and some suggestions on other items you would need to do the other sight word games, I.e. paper plates, index cards, bean bags, etc. we haven’t bothered with one yet. I added photos of the words for each level.My sister who is a teacher suggested we get sight word cards for our little ones to help teach them sounds of letters and then we saw this set on Amazon and got it.This is a great way to start with teaching sounds and meanings. There are motions on the back of the cards they suggest you use but we found some of them to be questionable. My first thought was maybe it was sign language but it wasn’t . Should have read the instructions first lolAnyway 5 stars! Oh, some of the words seem a little hard for the age group the manufacturer recommends but you can move those aside if you want.

These sight cards are a great set for teaching kids words. I like how they are separated by different levels where you can build upon the previous words. I also like how they will give you example sentences with the words on the back, along with the motion. This allows you to be more precise so you don't have to think up a sentence and motion for every one.There's absolutely nothing I would change about this set. It's durable and has everything that you would want.

I use these for my preschooler, and they are fantastic. Fun bright colors, words are clear and easy to see. My *only* semi complaint is that kids may start to associate the word with each picture on the cards and then not really be reading the word-instead they’d be”reading” the picture and wouldn’t be able to read the word out of the context of the cards. But as long as you expose your child to the words in other contexts it should be fine!

I love how bright and colorful these are! I got them for my son who struggles in school. So I figured that these would help him out!