CVC Word Magic: Montessori CVC Word Game for Kindergarten Reading, Phonics Game for Kids Ages 3-5, CVC Flash Cards, Sight Words Toddlers 2-4 Years, Dyslexia Reading Tools Kids, Phonemic Awareness Game

As someone who works in education this is a great resource.

As a Montessori mom, I’m always on the lookout for toys that blend learning with fun, and this CVC game has exceeded my expectations! My son spends hours with this. What I love is they you can match the letters then scribe them, blend the phonics and CVC!The quality of the wooden pieces is great, and it feels like they are going to last for years. We’re also big fans of the color-coding of vowels and consonants as it makes it easier for my little guy to grasp the differences, and he’s already starting to spell and read the words on his own. Plus, the tracing letters on the other side of the wooden tiles are a fantastic way to practice writing without messy markers.The flashcards are a big hit too! Each card has a realistic-looking illustration on one side and a word on the other, which is great for helping him connect the words to real objects.Everything packs up neatly in the sturdy colourful storage box, which fits nicely on our toy shelf.This literacy toy that will grow with him as he develops—right now, he’s enjoying matching the wooden letters to the cards and reading the word out while sliding with the button, and he loves tracing the letters with his finger. The wooden pen is also a great way for him to practice his pencil grip and writing skills.I highly recommend it for parents of tactile learners wanting really versatile early literacy tool for introducing Kindergarten spelling, reading and phonics activities in a fun beautiful way!

This was a great purchase! My 4 year old granddaughter has such fun with this and she loves being able to spell out the words. She is quickly learning CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant words). The quality of the product is very durable & nicely made. I highly recommend this product!

This is great with my niece and nephew who are 3 and 4yrs oldEasy to use they love it

I got this to help out my 5 year old with cvc words and letter formation. The kit looked exactly as pictured with everything listed, except our wooden 'pencil' was not connected to the board with a string. All of the wooden letter pieces were well made and sanded so that you don't have to worry about your child getting splinters. The box everything comes in is very sturdy and fits everything well. This is a great item to have in your educational tool box because it gives kids multiple modalities of learning.In my family, the letter blocks were the least used, but the photo cards were used quite a bit. I think that we would have used the letter blocks more if there was an easier way to have all of them displayed/organized when using this item. In the end, they were just a little too big and clunky for us. I do think that they would be great for slightly younger kids - 3-4 who are working on letter recognition and manual dexerity.

My five year old had to warm up to this learning set. However, after awhile he took to it taking great pride in picking out the correct letters from the tiles.The obvious downside to this set is that it only focuses on three letter words and does not come with duplicate letters. Th is, it's not a learning set my son was able to grow with.I wouldn't exactly call this a fun set. It definitely requires the people using it to inject the fun and interest into it.Because it's made of wood, it looks pretty neat on the Montessori activity shelf which is also great for those that don't like the look or environmental implications of plastic toys. The cards are fairly low quality graphics in step with flash cards you'd get from the dollar store with a little more thickness.All a round, it's a decent buy.

My child really likes this but the wood pen arrived chipped so seems cheaply made. It seems most of the wood pieces were not sanded down either in the grooves.

This Learn to Read game is an absolute gem for young learners! This phonics-based tool has been a game-changer for helping my child grasp words and build early reading skills. The letter tiles and flashcards are engaging and easy to use, making learning fun and interactive. It’s perfect for kids ages 3-5, and the manipulatives really help strengthen phonemic awareness in a hands-on way. Whether you're practicing spelling, blending, or decoding, this game keeps kids entertained while learning the science of reading. It’s a must-have for any parent or teacher looking to set a strong foundation in reading!