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The cards are large and durable. Easy for big and little hands alike. The content and it's presentation is the best I've ever seen.

My only minor complaint is 4 dollar shipping on a 3 dollar item.

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We bought these for my son who was two at the time. We started with one state each night before bed/nap time, and as soon as he would grasp it we would add another state.( :

They are very durable, very easy to read, and I like that the state is shown individually, and darkend on the entire U.S. Map. The back of the card has capitals, and facts. Love that they are also color coded by region. They are made of a card stack that has a light sheen.

Would recommend to anyone!

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Learn several facts, or just one. These flash cards teach State names, shapes, capitals, and many other facts. A great tool for my third grader.

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They are very well made & colorful. I love how the front of the card has the map of the country with the state in black, the area of the country it is in, an outline of the state, what number state it was and the year when it joined the Union & it shows the flag. Be forwarned, some states have their names printed on the flags so you may need to cover the corner with your thumb. The backs have some great info; capital, state bird & flower, nickname, industries, attractions & interesting facts. A great reference for any report!

They are, like most flashcards, too small to use in a classroom setting. I use them with 2 kids and really, I think that is enough. I use them for review. Once a week we pick 2 states & their capitals to learn. On Fri we have a "State" Bee with all of the states we have learned thus far.

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Bought these for my daughter thinking that they were typical flash cards the state on one side and the capital on the other. This is not the case. One side of the card has the state's year of ratification along with its flag and outline of the state. The other side, has lots of interesting information, including the actual name of the state and its capital. I am sure that this would be a fun game for two or more kids to play, but it is not very conducive to solo studying. There is no way to quiz yourself on the states and capitals by yourself.