Spanish Alphabet & Picture Words Pocket Flash Cards

It is a great set, but Im from Spain and this isnt a European Spanish so I was a bit disappointed with some of the words.

Me encantaron. Son muy prácticas. Buen material.

I like the pictures for the words and the size of the cards. This pack came with the alphabet, colors, and high frequency words. I was only expecting the ABCs. Although it felt like a more complete package with the other categories. I dont like how flimsy and thin these are. Business cards are more durable! I laminated mine using 5ml sheets. Thats the only way they will last. Me gusta las fotos para las palabras y el tamaño de las tarjetas. Este paquete incluyó el alfabeto, los colores, y palabras comunes. No esperaba algo más que el alfabeto por no leer bien la descripción o otras críticas, pero nos vino bien tener algo más completo. Porque las tarjetas son tan blandas e finas, tuve que laminarlas. Es la única manera que van a durar en mi casa. Los recomiendo.

So nice

Excelente

these are cute cards. practice with my 6 year old. great age to teach them a second language. its a lot of fun.

It has been updated to include all of the Spanish letters including LL, CH, N (pronounced enye I dont have that letter in my keyboard)

Great cards to start reading-writing process. Alphabet with pictures available, words with pictures and colors with their words. Great Spanish language resource.

Exact what i need! Perfect to help my kids in school, and give my time serious fun with them 5 starts!

The front of the card has a letter both capital and lowercase letter and a picture of an object that starts with that letter in Spanish. The back of the card has the letter again - upper and lower - and the name of the object. Its important to note that CH, LL and Ñ, ARE included in this set, unlike some of the other Spanish letter flash cards. In addition to the 29 letter cards, this pack also includes 11 color flash cards (although they arent all exactly as hes learning at school - rosado instead of rosa, naranja instead of anaranjado, marron instead of cafe), and 16 common objects (e.g. fork, bed, comb, clock). (What would make these cards perfect for us? If they would have the capital letter front, and lowercase letter back - many kids know one but not the other of some letters when first learning, and it would be nice to be able to quiz him on each. It would also be ideal if they included in the pack a paper that had the name and letter sound(s) for each letter, but this info is pretty easy to find online.)