Emotion Learning Flash Cards for Kids – Early Concepts, Bright Images & Easy Learning

Product Features

• Big Size Flash Cards for Easy Learning: By using large, bright-colored flash cards, young children will have more confidence in saying the name of the item on the card when they associate their word with that.

• Supports Early Brain Development: Flash cards can help your child develop several skills; such as developmental skills, cognitive development, and the capacity for your child to expand how much he/she will be able to learn with them.

• Enhances Vocabulary: Your Child will have an Increased Vocabulary and Ability to Communicate Eventually through Flash Cards With flash cards you will be able to teach your child a new word quickly and to learn how to use it by speaking it out loud.

• Visually Appealing to Children with Brightly Colored Design: Each flash card has bright and interesting pictures for kids to observe from a distance with and provides kids with exciting and enjoyable experience learning.

• Durable: The Big Flash Card Learning System is manufactured from safe materials to provide kids with durability, safety, and comfort when using them for their daily use.

• Perfect for Toddlers & Preschoolers: The perfect tool to teach toddlers and preschoolers is an educational learning tool that is an exceptional fit for children at age one, two and three, as well as age four. Great for use in home learning, preschool activities, daycare activities and homeschool settings, it meets your educational needs.

• Screen-Free Educational Gift Option: A non-screentime option for gifting an educational gift to a child is an additional ideal gift. A significant benefit offered by this non-screentime option is the opportunity for parent to bond with their child and provide them with an education while reducing their total screen time.

How to Use

• Like all learning, you will start with 1 flashcard at a time and state clearly the name of the object, animal or concept.

• After you have shown it, then ask your child to repeat the word they just heard. This repetition is to help improve vocabulary and pronunciation of words.

• Use flashcards on a daily basis for 5 to 10 minutes to help build memory skills and recognition skills during the process of learning.

• Ask questions, such as, “Where’s the cat?” or “What colour is this?” This helps develop observation skills, reasoning skills and thinking skills.

• Use the flashcards during storytime, games, and matching activities to make the learning process fun for your child.

• Add new flashcards to your routine as your child becomes familiar with the old flashcards.

• These flashcards can be used by both parents and teachers as a tool to repeat old material, teach the child how to learn, and participate in interactive sessions with their child.