SnapWords® List C

My 4 year old isn’t some crazy prodigy but he can breeze through all of box A and B just from keeping them in the car and flipping through them waiting for sister’s pickup. These cards are a must- I wish I’d had them with my daughter. I’m here to get level C.

I'm using these with both my 6 year old and 4 year old. I would love to see a pack that is focused specifically on words that cannot be sounded out with the basic rules, my daughter's 1st grade class refers to these as "tricky words". Examples: was, have, were, all, etc. These words can't be sounded out with rules that 1st graders know, so they have to memorize them. In the first half of the year, they've been given 41 tricky words to memorize. I had to order SnapWords List A, List B & List C to cover as many of these tricky words as I could and these three packs covered 36 out of the 41 tricky words they have so far. I know that every school is going to give different word lists, so we can't expect it to match perfectly. However, if there was a pack that focused specifically on words that are used frequently but can't be sounded out with the basic rules, I think I could have bought a lot less cards and I think this would be incredibly valuable for both parents and teachers alike, especially since most schools are moving more towards teaching phonics first!

Kids with Autism and ADHD/ ADD are visual thinkers, and this approach works! Our son glances at it, listens to the story and remembers the word with little effort!!!

I teach struggling students all of the important foundational skills for reading, and Child1st Snap Words are just right for helping them learn and retain sight words. I now have Pocket Chart Cards for Lists A, B, and C. Students love them as much as I do!

We love these cards! The colors are so bright and cheerful and the students love participating with the sentences and motions!