More Than Flash Cards
I've watched my daughter learn her letters by sorting and shuffling these cards herself, not just singing the alphabet song. That's the whole idea behind this game.
I made these cards after watching my daughter learn her letters. She loved matching, big bright pictures, and our three dogs. Letters shown out of order helped her recognize each one on its own instead of just singing the song. So we built a screen-free alphabet game around all of it. 55 cards total, a matching pair for every letter A to Z, a counting pair starring mixed breed pups, and an instruction card.
Each card pairs a letter with an illustrated breed, from Australian Shepherd to Zuchon. Shuffle them, flip them, and find the match.
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I've watched my daughter learn her letters by sorting and shuffling these cards herself, not just singing the alphabet song. That's the whole idea behind this game.
Shuffle the cards or sort them however you want. Your toddler learns to know each letter on its own, not just recite them in order.
Sized and built for small hands to hold, sort, and carry around on their own.
A bonus counting card features ten mixed breed dogs, so your toddler learns to count to 10 too.
Ages 3 and up. The cards have rounded corners and are sized for small hands to hold, sort, and carry around on their own.
Matching pairs for every letter, A to Z, each featuring a different illustrated dog breed. There's also a bonus counting card with ten mixed breed dogs, so mutts get included too and your toddler gets some counting practice along the way.
Real letter recognition, not just reciting the alphabet song. Shuffling and sorting the cards helps your toddler learn to know each letter on its own. It also builds matching, memory, and color skills, plus counting to 10 with the bonus card
Yes. This is the first of several illustrated kids' products I'm working on this year, including a new toddler book and kids' room art. Sign up above and I'll keep you posted as each one launches.