Go Fish Alphabet Game Cards - Ages 4 and Up, Mass Market Paperback Play and Lear

Description: Go Fish Alphabet Game Cards - Ages 4 and Up, Mass Market Paperback Play and Lear FREE AND FAST SHIPPING CARD GAME FEATURESReading age 3-5 yearsPrint length 56 pagesGrade level Preschool 3Dimensions 3.23 x 0.94 x 6.25 inches MAKE LEARNING FUN: Play a game, teach a skill.WORD-PICTURE RECOGNITION: Match difficulty level to your child's ability levelTEACHING LESSONS: Alphabet uppercase and lowercase, adult and baby animals and their namesSOCIAL SKILLS: Playing a game together is a great way to learn verbal communication, cooperation, and patienceTRAVEL ACTIVITY: Great on-the-go learning for road trips, or just going to Grandma's or a friends houseLittle ones will enjoy playing a smarter version of Go Fish. In this Go Fish game, winning involves drawing the most upper and lowercase letter pairs flash cards. Here, each pair is represented by a parent and child animal. There are even age-appropriate terms, like "hatchling" for baby alligator. This pack is intended for children ages 4 and up. With activities for two or more players, our Go Fish Alphabet Game Cards emphasize turn-taking and cooperation. Or, kids can have fun matching letters and creating words on their own. Involve your child in these valuable pre-reading skills today and make preschool, kindergarten, and first grade all the more enjoyable, with these flash cards kids are sure to enjoy!Publisher ‏ : ‎ School Zone Publishing; Game Cards edition (April 24, 2019)Language ‏ : ‎ EnglishMass Market Paperback ‏ : ‎ 56 pagesReading age ‏ : ‎ 3 - 5 years, from customersGrade level ‏ : ‎ Preschool - 3Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 3.53 ouncesDimensions ‏ : ‎ 3.25 x 0.94 x 6.25 inches From the PublisherTime-Tested ToolsOur learning materials have helped educate three generations of kids, creating life-long learners, and the legacy continues. Digital content, flash cards, workbooks, readers, toys and games—all are crafted through a child’s eyes, while integrating parent and teacher standards.Writing by Hand Improves MemoryWriting in workbook pages, as opposed to typing on a computer, can help kids focus and learn. Writing by hand fires up specific areas of a child's brain, improving the ability to both remember what he or she learns and to think of new ideas.Longer RetentionKids and parents who use our flash cards for practice testing are using one of the most effective learning techniques available. A hundred years of research shows practice testing is highly likely to boost retention.Reading Has Lifelong BenefitsA love of reading has been proven to have far-reaching benefits for children, emotionally and academically. And children who enjoy reading become confident readers and read more often.Kids Love TechnologySchool Zone’s digital content supports children’s learning goals by enhancing problem-solving and critical thinking, as well as reinforcing skills through multisensory activities. It also improves language skills, increases motivation to stay on task, and stimulates curiosity and imagination.Not Just for FunWhen kids play games together, they learn a healthy sense of competition and experience the joy of winning and empathy for losing. Along the way, they learn collaboration, cooperation, and problem-solving. Creative play stimulates imagination and nurtures emotional well-being.

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