Complete Early Learning Flash Card Collection for Sri Lankan Toddlers

The Amazing Flash Cards Set of 4 Boxes from Wonder House Books delivers 220 educational cards designed specifically for preschool development. This comprehensive collection includes four themed boxes covering essential early learning concepts: alphabet letters, numbers, animals, and colors and shapes.

What’s Inside This Flash Card Set

• 220 sturdy cards with bright, engaging illustrations
• 4 organized boxes for easy storage and topic-based learning
• Alphabet recognition and letter formation basics
• Number identification and early counting skills
• Animal names and visual recognition
• Colors and shapes for cognitive development

Why Sri Lankan Parents Choose These Flash Cards

Parents and educators across Colombo, Kandy, and Galle trust this set because it combines international early learning standards with practical, visual teaching methods. The cards work beautifully in both English and bilingual learning environments, making them perfect for Sri Lankan homes where Sinhala, Tamil, and English are spoken.

Each card features clear, colorful images that capture toddler attention while building essential recognition skills. The boxed format keeps cards organized by topic, allowing parents and teachers to create structured learning sessions or spontaneous teaching moments.

Educational Benefits

• Builds vocabulary and language skills
• Develops visual memory and pattern recognition
• Enhances parent-child learning interaction
• Grows with your child through multiple developmental stages
• Durable construction withstands repeated use

Product Specifications

Publisher: Wonder House Books
Format: Boxed set of 4 boxes
Total Cards: 220
Language: English
ISBN: 9789388810739
Age Range: 2-5 years (Preschool toddlers)
Condition: Available used at competitive prices

Price in Sri Lanka: LKR 2,000

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