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These Cards Are Old School
This set of alphabet wall cards is a throwback to the days of typewriters and ditto machines. Set of 26 cards duh!. Details, details - Laminated and beautifully gift-boxed with a ribbon
Average Customer Rating:
4.9
out of 5
22 of 22(100%) people would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for These Cards Are Old School
Review 1 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
KatieP1025
Location - Park Ridge, IL
Number of Kids - 3
Age of youngest child - 0-1
Age of oldest child - 2-4
Age - 30-39
Sophisticated Children's Art
Date - January 8, 2010
"I love that these cards are a bit on the sophisticated side. I am using them to designate the kids' space in the family room. They look great."
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Review 2 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
merhope1011
Location - Fort Collins, CO
Number of Kids - 1
Age of youngest child - 2-4
Age - 30-39
Such Cute Cards!!
Date - October 20, 2009
"We have these and we just love them! The graphics and colors are great, and we used them more for decoration in my son's bedroom when he was a baby. Now that he's older, we spend time reading through them and he loves it!"
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Review 3 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
ChicNotGeek
Location - Illinois
Number of Kids - 1
Age of youngest child - 0-1
Age of oldest child - 0-1
Age - 30-39
These cards are awesome!
Date - October 20, 2009
"These cards are pretty, functional, and informative. They look great hanging on a wall, or on your child's bookcase. They are the highest quality alphabet flashcards I've seen."
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Review 4 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
mummykatie
Location - LA
Number of Kids - 1
Age of youngest child - 2-4
Age - 40-49
Beautiful
Date - October 14, 2008
"I've used these generously-sized cards to create a border in our playroom. My daughter loves them and likes to 'read' them every day. The illustrations are super retro and remind me of being little myself."
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Review 5 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
SeattleMamaBear
Location - Seattle
Number of Kids - 0
Age of youngest child - 0-1
Age - 22-29
affordable decoration
Date - October 14, 2008
"These cards a great way to decorate without spending a ton of money, since if you use a few they can take up quite a bit of space. Educational, too, and they also fit perfectly in the easel frames sold at Land of Nod.
This particular set is perfect for those of you who want something gender-neutral, or if you have a daughter and you're tired of all the pinks and pastels."
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Review 6 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
mamaX4
Location - New Jersey
Number of Kids - 4
Age of youngest child - 0-1
Age of oldest child - 8+
Age - 30-39
Decorative and educational, too!
Date - May 11, 2008
"I love these cards! They're good quality, nice size and an easy decorative touch to any young child's bedroom. Plus, they're a great way to learn the alphabet! A definite good buy."
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Review 7 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
shoppingmomof3boys
Location - Missouri
Number of Kids - 3
Age of youngest child - 0-1
Age of oldest child - 5-7
Age - 30-39
Beautiful cards
Date - May 9, 2008
"I bought these for my son's room. They are beautifully done. I plan on framing a few of them and hanging them in his room but they are also nice to use as learning tools. I would have liked to be able to see the pictures for all of the letters on -line before I purchased them. I am very pleased with them."
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Review 8 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
BabyMine
Location - Florida
Number of Kids - 2
Age of youngest child - 2-4
Age of oldest child - 5-7
Age - 30-39
Great Tool!
Date - May 7, 2008
"I love these cards! What an effective and fun way to teach my kids. I love their size, the way they are made....a great purchase. I think they would make a great gift too, not just for the educational value, but because the box is really cute too!"
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Review 9 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
CaliKT
Location - East Bay, California
Number of Kids - 2
Age of youngest child - 0-1
Age of oldest child - 2-4
Age - 30-39
Make an Adorable Border
Date - May 6, 2008
"I used these as a border in my son's bedroom. I love the vintage feel they have. It gave the nursery that extra special something, and now that he's three, they still look great and age-appropriate. He loves looking at the letters and telling me what each one stands for."
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Review 10 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
Louie
Location - Birmingham, Alabama
Number of Kids - 1
Age of youngest child - 2-4
Age of oldest child - 2-4
Age - 30-39
Great for Decoration and for Learning
Date - May 6, 2008
"I do not even pretend to know what I am doing when I decorate, but these cards made decorating my son's playroom a snap! They fit perfectly spread out over one wall in the room, and we use them all of the time to point out letters and colors. A great decorating tool and learning tool in one!"
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Review 11 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
4mybabies
Number of Kids - 2
Age of youngest child - 0-1
Age of oldest child - 2-4
Age - 30-39
fun cards
Date - April 19, 2008
"These cards are fun for my daughter. We have not put them up on the wall; but my daughter really enjoys going through the cards to look for some of her favorite pictures and try to figure out the letters."
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Review 12 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
JennyPennyLenny
Location - Eagle Point, OR
Number of Kids - 2
Age of youngest child - 0-1
Age of oldest child - 2-4
Age - 30-39
Love love love them!
Date - April 14, 2008
"Yes, I love these cards. If you like retro toys, as I do, you will love them. The pictures are very vibrant and they are good and sturdy. I plan to use them as decor in my daughters room."
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Review 13 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
mommyree
Location - Chicago
Number of Kids - 3
Age of youngest child - 2-4
Age of oldest child - 2-4
Age - 30-39
These ABC cards are a must have!
Date - April 13, 2008
"We received these cards when our triplets turned 1 and we hung them in our playroom. The kids loved pointing at the colorful object on each card and by two they were telling us what object corresponded with what letter. A great addition to any playroom or nursery."
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Review 14 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
Beautiful
Number of Kids - 1
Age of youngest child - 0-1
Age - 30-39
Colorful Reads
Date - April 13, 2008
"This is an excellent teaching tool. The bright colors will grab your child's attention. They also make a great border in a play room!"
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Review 15 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
ZoesMom
Location - New York
Number of Kids - 1
Age of youngest child - 2-4
Age of oldest child - 2-4
Age - 30-39
Functional and Decorative
Date - April 11, 2008
"These cards are wonderful. They are thick-stock and won't bend or tear . You can use them as flash-cards for teaching children the Alphabet... or you can hang them on the wall (using poster tape).
I hung these cards under the crown molding in my daughters room (like they do in school) and it looks very pretty."
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Review 16 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
ellan
Location - South Carolina
Number of Kids - 2
Age of youngest child - 0-1
Age of oldest child - 8+
Educational decor
Date - April 11, 2008
"I hung the whole set of these cards in my son's nursery. They look great and, who knows, they could even raise his IQ..."
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Review 17 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
Momo
Location - Oklahoma
Number of Kids - 4
Age of youngest child - 0-1
Age of oldest child - 2-4
Age - 50-59
Beautiful!
Date - April 10, 2008
"Beautiful artwork; very vintage-cute. These could be great for playing or for room display."
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Review 18 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
lovelandofnod
Number of Kids - 2
Age of youngest child - 0-1
Age of oldest child - 2-4
Age - 30-39
Brightens up room and mind
Date - April 10, 2008
"Love these cards. Hung them in my son's room. He will write me a letter and refer to them on the wall on how to draw the letter. We are on our way to reading and writing. Thanks for the help!"
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Review 19 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
Anonymous
Location - Bonney Lake
Number of Kids - 2
Age of youngest child - 2-4
Age of oldest child - 8+
Age - 22-29
so darn cute
Date - April 10, 2008
"these flashcards are so cute. easy to read. i hung them on the wall just like you remember in your kindergarten room as a kid."
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Review 20 for These Cards Are Old School
Rating
out of
5
Would you recommend? Yes
Laura
Location - Philadelphia suburb
Number of Kids - 1
Age of youngest child - 2-4
Age of oldest child - 2-4
Age - 30-39
Great learning tool
Date - April 10, 2008
"We hung these on my son's wall when he was about 18 months old. He learned his alphabet in no time, and also started picking out some letters in the words. Now that he's almost 3, we keep them down low where he can sort through them as he's learning to spell more of the words."
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