Educational Insights Hot Dots® Preschool Prep Set – Toddler ABC Flash Cards with Interactive Pen, Preschool Learning Activities, Reading & Math Workbooks, Learn to Read for Kids Ages 4+

These are perfect for my two boys, 4 and 3. They love learning with these. Well worth the money and works perfectly and very durable.

This kept my daughter interested during a long car ride and I liked that she was working on her skills for school. I wish it came on a ring or something to keep the cards together but my daughter had fun with it.

My 4K kiddos loved these!

So pleased with this purchase having taught Pre K and now being a grandma it is so important to be the 1st teacher at home as well as reinforce what is being taught at school

I like the item and so does my son. Great idea for an educational game. My only issue is that they are flash cards and not a booklet. I knew when i bought it but didn't realize how hard theyd be for a preschooler to keep track of. I ended up poking holes in the cards and attaching them to a binder ring.

This Educational Insights Hot Dots® Preschool Prep Set is a great tool for kids 3+ to start to learn sight words and how to read. This would be perfect for in the car or during quiet time. I know my son is going to absolutely adore checking his answers with the fun, interactive pen.

I grabbed this for my preschooler to help with letter recognition and confidence building. It’s a great price point. It makes a good chime sound when it’s correct, and a womp-womp chime sound when it’s wrong. They’re both a one-syllable sound, and not words. You have to get the tip just right because sometimes it gives off a false response. Super fun for kids! Little funny story, my preschooler calls this “a rhinestoning pen” because big sisters do competitive dance and they want to help rhinestone. Iykyk. It’s not far off. So cute! Easy to use. And helps with language learning.

This has been great for my 5-year-old brushing up on his uppercase and lowercase alphabets and also his numbers. It's interactive with the pen, which does not come with batteries. A lot of fun. The cards are your average card quality so they can get a little bendable if they get too excited. It's a good way to also help with His reading skills that he's working on. The only thing is that the pen has to be directly on top and press down for it to work well. The sounds are pretty easy to catch on so he was able to tell when he's right and when he's wrong. It also has a green light for correct and red for incorrect.