I have a smaller version of a similar sight words card reader like that, which the kids love, but I was looking for an option that was more interactive for school-aged children that are practicing writing their letters. This is absolutely perfect. It comes with way more cards than the other set I bought and there is a good variety ranging from very simple “cat/dog” to longer, multi-syllable words. The LCD screen isn’t as bright as I thought it would be, but is definitely easily usable and viewable. So far, all of the cards have worked perfectly without pause, and I’m very thankful it’s chargeable with a USB cable (included in the box), so that I don’t have to worry about buying and replacing batteries. So far it has been durable, and I think with supervision that kids as young as 3 could really enjoy the toy, even if they’re just identifying the animal or object rather than focusing on spelling with an older child. I like that this is a soft, neutral blue that I think any child would like.

This flash card reader, and drawing tablet combo is an absolutely gem! We like that it actually combines education through flashcards, but creativity in that our kids can draw what they are reading from the flashcards. The drawing tablet makes for a perfect companion, which encourages my kids to also get exposed to writing and drawing as they learn through the flashcards. Although my toddler is only two years old and has not yet able to draw very well, I still think this toy is suitable for him at this age. I love that it is very portable and is lightweight and makes it easy to bring along on car rides where he can get rather bored. Overall, I am very happy with how easy it is to bring around and play with. The price is very affordable and you’re getting good value. One of the cons is the screen is not as bright as it is in the photos, but it makes up with it by having hundreds of flashcards to keep our kid busy. We think this make a great gift for toddlers of any age.

This is pretty simple, but it's a great tool for young kids or homeschool. I homeschool my kids and my sister-in-law just started homeschooling my niece. I got this for her because it is helpful for memory to learn something multiple ways... See, Touch, Hear, Repetition... So I like that this has visuals, you draw it, read it, etc.

My boy is almost 3 years old and already recognizing words. He has shown so much interest in reading which is wonderful and something I want to encourage. I thought this toy was a perfect balance of fun and learning. There are so many cards (510) which makes it hard to get bored quickly. Being a typical toddler, he has a short attention span but really enjoys playing with this. Especially the sounds for the vehicles and animals.