Reading Skill Set, Box 5, Pre-K to K

My 4-year-old actually asks to do the letter matching cards, which never happened with plain flashcards. The hands-on pieces are sturdy enough to survive a toddler, and I like that each activity is short enough to hold his attention.

We've tried a few early reading programs and this is the first one my five-year-old actually asks to pull off the shelf. The hands-on letter activities are simple enough that she can work through them alone while I cook dinner, and I've watched her start sounding out words she couldn't touch two mon

The letter tiles kept my four-year-old busy for almost an hour, which basically never happens. She's sounding out simple words now without me prompting her, and the activity cards are sturdy enough to survive her little brother too.