Think Tank Scholar 100+ Second (2nd) Grade Sight Words Flash Cards for Readers Ages 7 to 8 Years Old Second Grade

My Grand son loves leaning with these cards. The quality is great and worth every penny. The age range is perfect for 2nd and 3rd graders. Great foe visual learners and cleans easy by wiping off. Perfect size.

Still didnt use it. I am on the pre k and k cards, and I totally recommend it. It is a fun way to learn sight words. And my daughter loves them. She learned lots if words thanks to these cards that we use every day.

These cards are great and a lot has been learnt from them. However, the text itself is a bit confusing. The lower case "a" my daughter has become familiar with isn't like the one like on the cards but like this text. Also, the word & capital letter "I" just looks like an "l" on a card to a young reader. It also doesn't look like the capital letter she is familiar with! Perhaps a different text type would've been beneficial for these.

We used these flash cards for memorization but we also made the game slap jack of it. It’s great if you have similar age kids learning the same sight words.

Love these cards!!! I’m always driving my kids around to a lot of activities and I was looking for something they could do in the car besides staring at a screen. They have a bunch of suggested games which I found handy. The “phonic hunt” game suggestion is a fun drive time game. “Slapjack” is also good, if you have a bench seat. I like that cards show usage of the words in sentences, so kids can practice. The box is very sturdy and a fantastic feature considering our use-on-the-go. We have had decks in the past where the paper case is torn like on the first day we opened them. Because the kids trash everything. Cards are a good quality, nice weight to them and size. They have a nice finish. They look like they could stand up to spilled chocolate milk. I like the prefix and suffix cards, very educational that I didn’t see elsewhere with other products so that was cool. Artwork and coloring is lovely too. Driving to games and practices with two kids I figure there’s easily 10 minutes in the car 4-5 days a week for something educational that’s gotta add up!! Very pleased and highly recommend.