I created these as a result of playing a similar game with my 4 year old niece, and I came up with it to help here when I realized that she had difficulty disti

I created these as a result of playing a similar game with my 4 year old niece, and I came up with it to help here when I realized that she had difficulty distinguishing about 4 or 5 of the letters. She immediately fell in love with the game and would constantly beg me to play the game with her, where we would end up playing it for hours at a time. I am hopping to sell these to schools and parents, and any feedback from parents of 4+ year olds and teachers would be much appreciated. Edit: The goal is to spell the bird name on a card using other card's letters, and after completing the spelling, to win the points given on their chosen (and correctly spelled out) card. Each card has a letter and a number at the top and bottom. The letter is either the first letter of the bird name at the top-center and bottom-center of card, or found somewhere within the name. The number is total point score of the letters that make up the bird name using the Scrabble points system. The number of the letters A to Z in a set also attempts to match the Scrabble letter distribution system, but as the purpose of the game is to teach kids the alphabet, there are at least two of each letters in a set.