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AGO Phonics Card Game for Kids – Learn to Read, 3 Levels, 162 Cards
AGO Phonics Card Game for Kids – Learn to Read, 3 Levels, 162 Cards
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AGO Phonics Card Game for Kids – Learn to Read, 3 Levels, 162 Cards
- MORE THAN FLASHCARDS: Children match colors and numbers, read illustrated words and use action cards in a real card game. Shuffling creates a different sequence of sounds and words every time, keeping repeated phonics practice fresh and engaging.
- BUILD DECODING SKILLS AND READING CONFIDENCE: Every turn provides practice with letter-sound relationships, blending and pattern recognition, helping emergent and hesitant readers approach unfamiliar words with less pressure.
- ONE SET THAT GROWS WITH THE LEARNER: Start with A–Z letter sounds, then progress through blends, digraphs, long vowels, silent e, vowel teams, diphthongs, r-controlled vowels and more across three carefully graded decks. games provide repeated practice without making reading feel like another worksheet or drill.
- 324 UNIQUE VOCABULARY WORDS—NO REPEATS: Each of the 108 learning cards highlights one sound-spelling pattern with three different illustrated words. The broad vocabulary builds meaning while helping children apply each phonics pattern to multiple examples.
- READY FOR HOME OR CLASS: Play one deck at a time or mix levels for homeschool, tutoring, literacy centers, reading intervention and ESL/EFL classes. Includes 162 linen-finish cards, instructions in six languages, three tuck boxes and a magnetic-close storage box. A free pronunciation app is also available.
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