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A is for ant, B is for boat, C is for cat. Toddlers and preschoolers will have fun from capital A to capital Z while learning their ABCs with the Mudpuppy My ABCs Ring Flash Cards. Each of the 26 double-sided cards represents a different letter of the alphabet. The 2.75” x 5” cards are perfect for little hands to manipulate and are easy to wipe clean. Artist Amy Blay has created fun illustrations on each of the 26 ABC cards allowing kids to associate objects and words with letters of the alphabet. The back of the card pictures the uppercase letter. Young children can leave the flash cards on the re-closable plastic ring to keep track of them or remove them to sort the cards by the alphabet. In addition to ABC flash cards, use these to practice sorting by color or type, or separate and hang as decorations in a playroom or classroom. Safe even if they find a curious toddler’s mouth, the cards are printed with nontoxic inks and are phthalate free. For over 25 years, Mudpuppy has created quality non-digital puzzles, games, and toys for children and families that facilitate creative play and imaginative thinking. All Mudpuppy products adhere to CPSIA, ASTM, and CE Safety Regulations.
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Have fun from from capital A to capital Z with My ABCs ring flash cards from Mudpuppy. Amy Blay has illustrated an ant on an apple, a bird on a boat, and other whimsical scenes to teach the alphabet.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on September 18, 2024
Lovely material soft and smooth fit. Please note it is a smock style, not A line.
Jasmine Musick
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2024
I love these, very cute
nicole
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024
Great quality and sturdy. Use for learning letters with pictures. Good travel size
S
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2024
Very thick/sturdy with well printed images. My set came a little bent but it's easy enough to take the stack and gently bend them back to straight.I very much appreciated that one side on this set is ONLY LETTERS so you can quiz your kiddo on the letters and know they're actually remembering the letter's shape (and not just memorizing the image of the "car" or whatever and associating that instead of the letter).The choice of words associated with the letters was good and age-appropriate. No "Q is for Quinine" or anything weird like that - all normal "basic" words that a toddler would know.The ring holding the stack has a snap so you can easily take cards off/on if you want to (e.g. practice ordering the letters).
KatieA
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2024
My 20 month old loves these flash cards -- they keep him entertained for a bit in his car seat while driving and he can independently flip through naming the animals/objects. They are very sturdy, but be warned that they aren't coated, so if your kiddo still mouths things, the edges will disintegrate (the 20 month old has already chewed off quite a few edges...).
nancy abou mrad
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on May 14, 2023
It's nice but my 2year old baby didn't like it. It's not so practical and easy for her to flip and use the cards
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on March 23, 2023
I'm sure it's wonderful but I haven't received it!
Koran King
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2023
They look amazing, great pictures and my son really enjoyed them. However I needed something that would not tear over time because my son is pretty rough. They lasted a few months but my son would often put them in his mouth and over time they did tear from being wet. And that's the only reason I cannot rate five stars
Nallely
Reviewed in Mexico on July 23, 2022
Me encanto y a mi hijos también
Sarah
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2021
These are the BEST flash cards for babies and toddlers! I got these after losing way too many flash cards. These are great because the ring keeps them together. The ring seems pretty durable and the cards are a great thickness; so far, no ripping or tearing, even with some abuse from my 21 month old.I got another set to put in his Easter basket. These would make a great gift! We also love using these for scavenger hunts outside or in the house. I’ll find a common object and have him look for it (or I’ll stage the area with some things from around the house). Perfect for learning object recognition, colors, and first words.Highly recommend all of the sets from this brand! Hope this helps. 😉
Alicia Tags
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2019
I was looking for something to travel with that wouldn't be difficult to handle. The ring on these made that possible. I don't know about your toddler but mine throws the cards all over and is rough with them. The ring is great for keeping things neat in the car and on the plane plus the cards are thick and sturdy. The colors and pictures are too cute. I really like that I can focus on visually teaching my daughter the alphabet then showing her things that begin with those letters on the other side. I highly recommend these to other parents.
muddyboots
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 1, 2014
I wanted some flash cards on a ring to bring along for long car rides or out and about in the buggy to keep my little one amused. The illustrations are wonderful and they keep my little one entertained for ages. The cards themselves are pretty thick and have so far stood up well to my little one biting them. I may even use them to decorate his room in a few months as the pictures are so nice to look at. Very happy with this purchase.
CheerMama
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2013
These are fabulous cards, and have a sort of mod styling which is cute. The card themselves are high end - nice glossy treatment to the surface makes them durable to little hands and easy for me to clean up when sticky. The turn nicely on the plastic ring, however, the ring on this set is looser than the ring on the "colors" set we also bought. A drop of super glue will solve that for me, since I have no intention of taking them off the ring and later having to hunt them down in the house, but for someone who want sit to stay together and still be able to open them, this may be an issue. The pictures are pretty clear, in my opinion, and my 4 yr old was able to identify all of the pictures with their letter without issue. The K for Kangaroo could have been more obvious, but she got it so I guess it wasn't a problem. My 2.5 yr old identified most of them aside from xylophone (piano), volcano (mountain), and yo-yo. I didn't really expect her to know those, so I don't think it is a fault with the cards. Overall I'd buy them again for a gift, but there are more simplistic ABC cards out there for teaching your child the ABCs. The back side of the cards are perfectly simple though, and I love the bold, clean A on the back of the Apple card, etc. Those are nice for using to teach!
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