School Zone Spanish Alphabet Flash Cards: 56 Cards, Preschool, Kindergarten, Abecedario Tarjetas Ilustrativas, Phonics, ABCs, Alphabetical Order, ... (Spanish/English Edition) (Spanish Edition) Cards – January 7, 2019

My teacher friend used these for his classroom. Saved him some work. He liked them.

As its supposed to be.

Muy lindas las tarjetas, duraderas y muy educativas

Excellent books for younger learners

First I want to address the comments here that claim it is missing letters. They are not. “Ch, ll, rr” are no longer recognized letters by the Royal Spanish Academy, they are classified as sounds. Yes you can still do the alphabet song without them.ProsThe cards are of good quality and the colors are vi rant.It provides the alphabet in lower and upper case letters.The words are in English and SpanishCons-Boat is misspelled it is “barco” not “barca”-If they’re including a lower case and upper case version. The Ñ and ñ should have their separate cards.Also, it wouldn’t hurt to use more common words used by its intended audience (5 year olds)Such as letter D should be “dedo” not “dragon” that’s a long word for them to recognize and use. As opposed to the cvcv word “dedo”

I recently purchased the Bilingual Alphabet Flash Cards from School Zone for my 4-year-old daughter, and we have been very happy with them. The cards are well-made and durable, which is important because they have been used daily for the past week and show no signs of wear and tear.The bilingual aspect of the cards has been great for my child, who is learning both English and Spanish. The pictures on the cards are clear and colorful, and they do a good job of representing the corresponding letter and word. My child has been able to match the letters and words easily, and the cards have helped to improve their vocabulary in both languages.Overall, I am very happy with the flashcards and highly recommend them to other parents. They have been an effective and fun tool for teaching my child the alphabet in two languages.

I love that they used words/items that start with the same letter in both languages. Like "airplane/avión". It makes it really easy to teach my kid both languages!

We’ve been using these cards to help our son learn both our native languages. With the pictures and both English/Spanish word on the card he’s truly learning and quickly becoming proficient in both