Montessori Talking Flash Cards: 224 Sight Words for Toddlers 1-4 Years - Autism Sensory & Speech Therapy Toy

Great tool to introduce proper word pronunciation to preschoolers & those with learning or language disabilities. Hearing & seeing the printed word along with the picture on the flash card is very helpful to strengthen understanding & connection. The female voice pronounces the word clearly in english. Some words are followed by the sound the item makes (ex. dog barking). Some of the words may be unfamiliar for preschoolers, for example dolphin, but it’s an excellent way to expand their vocabulary. The card reader itself is small enough for little hands & simple to operate. Depending on the child, adults may need to assist with inserting the cardboard cards straight into the reader so as not to cause damage. Overall it’s a helpful & fun learning tool.

My sons vocabulario is stellar

Sent to grandson. He has been enjoying it

I bought this for my 2 year old and I think she can easily work the toy. She can identify some of the cards without the machine prior to using but a lot of the cards have weird words for the picture or just not common everyday words. I thought this would help with her speech but some words are kinda "left field" in the use category. Its still fun to use.

Great for young kids to learn. Good quality. Cards could be a little sturdier but then it may be more difficult to insert. But over all super fun little gadget that can grow with child.

Word pronouncing clear and easy to understand.

Not intuitive to use. It's smaller than I thought, so it's hard for my kiddo to use them without help. (He has trouble sliding the cards in), and the button to play the word is hard to notice for a child his age as well. I should have taken the word "pocket" speech therapy literally.The words are not well enunciated, which is sad because I bought them, so my son could practice saying the words alongside the voice. The cards are also kind of strange as one is red wine. The cards are also double-sided with different front and back words, which I did not expect. It would be nicer if the card had the same word front and back, so it didn't matter which was card was slid in. (Granted this is a complaint because my son is on the younger side. Perhaps an older two-year-old would be more discerning. )The plastic casing feels cheap, which leads me to believe it would not survive a drop.

Works great