Bright and vivid colors and perfect size for displaying several at a time. I appreciate the info about sounding out the unfamiliar words. The photos are crisp and clear and really add to the purpose of the posters.

I just taped the greening cards to the walls in my classroom and some out in the hall for everyone to see and enjoy. Luckily, I teach at a very diverse school in South Carolina and most of those cards have a representer at my school.

Love this cards, well made, and multiple cards.

I love these colorful cards. I used these in my classroom for years and now I will give a set to my four year old grandchild.

I use these for morning meeting greeting. The children love them! I like how they are broken up into syllables too, they like clapping them out. There is something about breaking unfamiliar words up that I think helps them pay attention more to vowel sounds.

I teach my class one greeting per week. I use it as the opening line in my morning message to them and then they need to give me a greeting when I do attendance. We also look at a map when we learn a new greeting so they can see where that country is.

A great addition to our daycare daily routine :)

Big, colorful, beautiful cards that are perfect for my preschool room. I have a family from Greece who are thrilled to see their language represented!

Good quality, durable material. Great pictures.

Each day, during morning meeting, my class forms a circle and we greet each child. We start the year with "Good morning, my name is (child's name)." And the class answers back, "Good morning, (child's name)." Each week we use a new greeting from somewhere in the world -- ex. "Hola, my name is ____." "Hola, ____). This has been a big hit in my ESL classroom, as we never know the next friend to join our class will be from and my students are often able to greet newcomers in their native language. These colorful picture cards really support the activity and help me get pronunciation correct :)

This is great for World Geography or World History classes. I used it on the first day on my door to greet student to my World Geo. class.

My childcare kids are loving the Hello cards. We practice saying hello throughout the the day in a different language.