School Zone Spanish Basic Sight Words Flash Cards: 56 Cards, 108 Words, Kindergarten, 1st Grade, Palabras Basicas Tarjetas Ilustrativas, Bilingual, ESL, Language Immersion (Spanish/English Edition)

Helps my parents to learn english, works great!

Quality little cards for learning Spanish. Well, worth the purchase, true to the description and easy to use.

Awesome way to spend quality time with for kids learning Spanish together. The card are easy to hold with their little hands. Quality of the cards are good as well. Great find

School Zone - Bilingual Beginning Basic Sight Words Flash Cards https://www.amazon.com/Basic-Sight-Words-Flash-Cards/dp/1589479823/ (4 stars) What I like and do not like about these flashcards One thing I like about these flashcards is the price. If you’re a parent on a tight budget, you can get these flashcards for your child for a very economical price. Another thing I like about these flash cards is that they can be used to help English-speaking kids learn basic Spanish and they can also be used to help Spanish-speaking kids learn basic English. The design of these flashcards is a little different from the way most flashcards are designed. Most flashcards use a design where one vocabulary word is on one side and the translation of the word is on the other side of the flashcard. But these cards are designed differently. Both words are on the same side of the flashcard. For example, a flashcard has the English word “green” and if you turn the flashcard upside down, you’ll see the Spanish translation of the word which is “verde” If you turn the same card over, you’ll see the English word “saw” and the Spanish word “vio” Which brings me to one of the things I dislike about the flashcards. With this card the English word “saw” means “saw” as in the past tense of the verb “to see” – Like, “I saw a dog” or “I saw a cat.” But how does the child know this isn’t the word “saw” – like in the tool “saw” that is used to cut things. There is no way for the English speaking child or Spanish speaking child to know which word “saw” this card refers to. And that can be confusing for a child learning a new language. It would have been helpful if the creators of these flashcards would have added some images for words that have more than one meaning. Another thing I did not like about these flashcards is that they don’t seem to be well-organized. In my humble opinion, the company that created these cards could have used some type of system to organize the cards. Here’s an example of what I mean. One color of flash cards could have been used for verbs. Another color of flashcards could have been used for nouns. Another color of flashcards could have been used for adjectives. These flashcards also do not have any phrases or sentences written on the cards. There is enough room on the cards to have printed sentences in small text to help give some context to the vocabulary words the child is learning. This would have helped children remember the new vocabulary words they are learning. But overall, I recommend this product because it’s a fun way for kids to learn basic Spanish vocabulary or basic English vocabulary. If you would like to know what are my favorite educational products for kids, I have listed below the 3 educational resources for kids which are currently my favorites: 1. [[ASIN: B016PJQPUI The Lonely Planet Kids Travel Book]] If you want to give your kids the “travel bug” and the desire to travel to different countries and experience different cultures this is the book you’re looking for. And this book isn’t just for kids. As an adult, I enjoyed the fun-filled facts I learned about different countries and cultures. 2. [[ASIN: B08LR48Q5B Learn Spanish For Kids From Super Kids R’ Us]] This is a fun and interactive way for your child to learn Spanish. Both the ebook and paperback versions are full of color images to keep your child engaged. You’ll need to get the accompanying audiobook from Audible since the only way for anyone to learn any language is by actually hearing it and speaking it. The audiobook is recorded by a native Spanish-speaking woman with a voice and tone that’s ideal for teaching a child Spanish. Another plus is that both the ebook and paperback versions include a link to a free bonus video-book version which is awesome since many children are primarily visual learners. 3. [[ASIN: B07HWKCMBD The Who Was? History of the World ]] If you’re looking for an interesting and informative book that will take your young reader on a journey covering a timeline of history, this book is a must-read. If I could give it more than 5 stars I certainly would, and for two reasons. One, the book’s affordable price. And, two, because the author did such a thorough and in depth job of covering the history of the world. Not only will young readers enjoy reading this book, but adults will also appreciate this book. As an adult, I learned so much about World History from reading this book.

Me and my neighbor have been teaching eachother English and Spanish. I know it’s simple words and stuff but that’s the foundation of any language. It’s been helpful

Perfect for my English Learner!

Perfect for teaching

Recomendado

Práctico para introducir vocabulario nuevo aunque según la edad del niño hay que ir seleccionando las fichas porque algunas son complicadas. Lo que no me gusta es que hay que girar ka carta para ver su equivalente em el otro idioma.

Buen material de apoyo

These are helpful to increase vocabulary.

Son un juego basico para el aprendizaje del ingles, inicia a los niños en esta herramienta tan maravillosa de aprender otros lenguajes

Great learning adventure. Easy to use!