Coogam Wooden Short Vowel Reading Letters Sorting Spelling Games, Sight Words Learning Flashcards Alphabet Puzzle Montessori Educational Toy Gift for Kids 3 4 5 Years Old

This has changed the way I help my daughter with homework. It’s turned it into fun which is a hard thing to do when teaching kindergartners but I’m grateful I made the purchase and can do something different. She gets bored just looking at flash cards or paper and this makes it interactive. You won’t regret this purchase !

This was a great resource to help children learn the CVC pattern. The cards are color coded by the vowel sound. Also the cards help children to check if they made the correct word. This resource is definitely worth the money.

Teaching little one to read and they had fun while learning.

I like most everything about this! Bag for the tiles, bright colorful pictures, good practice for CVC words. I love the fact that the word is on one side and the picture on the other. Great for self-checking for reading and spelling. I also like that vowels are in a separate color from consonants. Most of the pictures are very obvious to figure out which is also helpful. If I had one thing to change, it would be nice if the tiles were double-sided as well.

Good quality

The cards are sturdy and the words are big, so they’re easy to read. My son has fun sounding out the letters and learning to spell each word with the wooden pieces. This is a great tool for beginning readers and it feels more like a game for them so it makes it fun. The packaging is also giftable.

Nice product. No strong smells which is nice. Comes with a mesh drawstring bag to store them in. The downside is the bag does not stay closed. I only wish that it had better/ more word cards. I feel like they could have used better words and added more.

Such a good gift for a toddler to learn language skills.

I put these out during center time. My first graders love putting words together.

This toy is awesome and my kindergarten age daughter loves it. I wish they would have included some vowels as blue squares for words like: boo, zoo, goo, too, hue, rue, and so on.