Peaceable Kingdom Alphabet Games - Go Fish

My 4 year old loves playing with these Go fish cards. My only complaint would be that some of the pictures are not all phonetically aligned. Most of them are, but then you get thrown a curve ball with ones like Unicycle which makes a phonetic Y sound not an U sound. They also contain pictures that are quite America specific like the "wagon" for W which means nothing to most British children. However I'd still give these a 5 because they are really fun to play with.

Great cards to help younger children learn their letter names and sounds. My children like to play Go Fish and memory using these cards

This is a great game for kids learning their letters and sounds! High quality cards, vibrant pictures, easy to play game

Great way to have fun with kids!

My daughter is 2 1/2, and she has always been resistant to learning the alphabet. She doesn’t like making guesses about what a letter is, and she often won’t even tell us the letter names that she does know. We have letter toys everywhere in our house, but I hadn’t really found anything that would be engaging for her and also help her learn the letters. She’s old enough now to start learning how to play some games, and I came across this set. I’m so glad I bought it for her! My husband and I play with her where one of us is on her team. We’ve only had the game for two days, but already she is improving at her ability to retain the letter names because now she has motivation to practice them while we play. This is seriously the only letter toy we have (out of many) that I have seen any real results with for my child. The cards themselves are very nice and thick, laminated. Some of the reviews were confusing, but these cards come with 2 identical cards of each letter with an uppercase letter and a picture in the center of the card, then the uppercase and lowercase letter together in the corner of the card, too. I considered another set before buying these where one card had uppercase and one lowercase letters on the matching cards. I’m really glad I went with these instead because at my daughter’s age I think it is important that the cards “match” and are simple for her. The fact that there are only two of each card (vs. 4 in some sets) has not been an issue at all. The game is really fun! I don’t know if it would be a problem if you played with more than two players, though.