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Dinosaur Talking Flash Cards, 148-Card Phonics Reader & Sticker Set

$39.90 $79.80
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148 cards, 592 wordsHe says it, they repeatLetters to full sentences

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One dinosaur, 148 cards on five rings, six sticker sheets.

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No screen, no app, no wifi

Rechargeable, cable included

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Description

Set him on the picture. He says the word out loud. Your child says it back, and goes looking for the next one.

He is a small green dinosaur with a speaker in his belly and a reader under his feet. No screen, no app, no wifi, and nobody has to read anything to anybody. What comes with him is a whole phonics course: 148 cards in five ring-bound sets, printed on both sides, 592 words between them. The alphabet, short vowels, vowel pairs, consonant blends, and a phonics list, in that order.

Each card carries a full sentence too, not just a word, so it goes past naming things. The small ball fell off the wall. I have a blue blanket.

Six sheets of picture stickers come in the box and they go anywhere: the fridge door, the oven, the back of a chair, the arm of the couch. He reads them there just the same, which turns the whole house into the lesson. A three-year-old will cross the room to get to the next one, and then the one after that.

Put four rings in the drawer and work on one. He charges by cable. Nothing to unscrew, no batteries to buy.

What's in the box

1 dinosaur reader
148 phonics cards in five ring-bound sets
5 colored rings
6 sticker sheets
1 USB-C charging cable
Gift box

Specs

Ages 3 and up, with an adult nearby.
Cards 148 phonics cards in five ring-bound sets, printed both sides.
Words 592 words and full sentences.
Sets the alphabet, short vowels, vowel pairs, consonant blends, phonics list.
Stickers six sheets of peel-off picture stickers.
Rings five colored rings, one for each card set.
Sound a speaker in the belly, with volume up and down.
Extras a microphone, so they can record themselves and play it back.
Power a built-in rechargeable battery, USB-C cable included.
Screen none, and no app, no wifi, nothing to pair.
Size the reader fits in one small hand.
Materials ABS plastic, silicone and card stock.

How fast will it get here?

📦 Order prep
Packed within 24 to 48 hours
Delivery
8 to 15 days, tracked the whole way
💰 Shipping cost
$9.95 flat, free over $80
Returns
14 days to change your mind, no story needed

They Start Saying The Words

One mother filmed a few weeks of this and said she had never heard her daughter talk as much. Another one, whose little girl was only just learning new words, called him one of their favourite learning tools.

Nothing clever happens. He names the picture out loud, in a clear American voice, and then he waits. Your child hears the word, tries it, and goes looking for the next one. That loop is the whole product, and a three-year-old can run it without you.

He Says It. They Say It Back.

Set him on the picture, he says the word. Ball. Then your child says it back, and asks for it again, and again, which is exactly how a word is learned at three.

Six sheets of picture stickers come in the box and go anywhere: the fridge door, the oven, the back of a chair, the arm of the couch. He reads them there the same way he reads a card. So the learning is not an activity you sit down for, it is the kitchen, the hallway and the couch, all day, in real time.

148 Cards. 592 Words. Five Steps.

The cards are not a pile, they are a ladder. Five ring-bound sets, printed on both sides: the alphabet, short vowels, vowel pairs, consonant blends, and a phonics list. 148 cards, 592 words, in the order a child actually learns them.

Each card also carries one full sentence, so it goes past naming things. The small ball fell off the wall. My sister Sally sits in the sun. Put four rings in the drawer, work on one, and swap it over when they have it. That is what sets the pace: them, not the box.

Questions before you buy

Do the cards go inside him?

No. There is no slot, and nothing to push in. You set him down on the card, or on a sticker, and the reader under his feet does the rest. That is why the stickers work just as well on a fridge door as the cards do on a table.

What age is it for?

We list it for 3 and up, with an adult nearby. There are small parts, and the stickers are best put up where a baby cannot get at them.

Does it take batteries?

No. There is a rechargeable battery inside and a USB-C cable in the box. You plug him in the way you plug in anything else, and there is nothing to unscrew.

Do the stickers come back off?

Off a fridge, an oven door or a painted table leg, yes, and they can be moved around. On wallpaper and on fresh paint, put one in a corner first and see how it lifts before you cover the kitchen.

How sturdy are the cards?

They are thick printed card stock, heavier than a playing card, and printed on both sides. A determined three-year-old can still fold one. This is what the five rings are for: keep four sets in a drawer and hand over one.