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Blends And Digraphs Stacking Tiles Game - 1 game

Name: Blends And Digraphs Stacking Tiles Game - 1 game
SKU: 166903
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Item #166903

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Blends And Digraphs Stacking Tiles Game - 1 game

Blends And Digraphs Stacking Tiles Game - 1 game

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Ages: 5+ / Grades: K-2

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years of age.

Stack And Build Words To Study Blends And Digraphs

With picture cues to assist them, students stack lowercase letter tiles to build words, read them, and then write them on the write-on/wipe-off mats. A fun way to familiarize students with short-vowel word families with blends and digraphs!

4 Double-Sided Letter Stacking Mats: The mats have three boxes to stack the letter tiles. One side has color- coded boxes to cue players where to place the vowel. The other side is more challenging; it has no color-coding.
4 Write-On/Wipe-Off Word Suggestion/Answer Key Cards: The full-color, foldable cards offer suggestions of words with blends and digraphs to build and a place to write the words with dry erase marker. These cards can serve as a support tool to give kids ideas of words to spell, or as an answer key to check the spelling of words they have built.
100 Sturdy, Stackable, Lowercase Letter Tiles, Including Blends and Digraphs: This set includes 100 lowercase letter tiles, with plenty of the letters needed to build the most common short-vowel words. The vowel tiles have red letters; the consonant tiles, blue letters. Working with this set helps reinforce students ability to distinguish the two. Made of durable plastic, these tiles are designed to stand up to day-in/day-out use by your most enthusiastic students. They nest together so kids can easily stack them.
For Up To 4 Players: This game can be played individually, in pairs, or with up to four kids. Its ideal for literacy centers. Instructions include a fun review game that involves swapping out letters at the beginning, middle, or end of the word.
Suggestions For Differentiation: The instructions include ways to differentiate play for children of different skill levels.Invite kids to stack these color-coded letter tiles to build, read, and then write words with blends and digraphs. Watch their spelling skills stack up!

Specifications

4 double-sided letter-stacking mats
Size: 6" by 3" each
4 blend and digraph cards
Write Again wipe-off laminate
Size: 6" by 6" each
folded
100 stackable lowercase letter tiles with red vowels and blue consonants
Size: 13/8" by 13/8" each
Instruction card
Size: 6" by 6"
1 storage box
For up to 4 players

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Description

Ages: 5+ / Grades: K-2

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years of age.

Stack And Build Words To Study Blends And Digraphs

4 Double-Sided Letter Stacking Mats: The mats have three boxes to stack the letter tiles. One side has color- coded boxes to cue players where to place the vowel. The other side is more challenging; it has no color-coding.
4 Write-On/Wipe-Off Word Suggestion/Answer Key Cards: The full-color, foldable cards offer suggestions of words with blends and digraphs to build and a place to write the words with dry erase marker. These cards can serve as a support tool to give kids ideas of words to spell, or as an answer key to check the spelling of words they have built.
100 Sturdy, Stackable, Lowercase Letter Tiles, Including Blends and Digraphs: This set includes 100 lowercase letter tiles, with plenty of the letters needed to build the most common short-vowel words. The vowel tiles have red letters; the consonant tiles, blue letters. Working with this set helps reinforce students ability to distinguish the two. Made of durable plastic, these tiles are designed to stand up to day-in/day-out use by your most enthusiastic students. They nest together so kids can easily stack them.
For Up To 4 Players: This game can be played individually, in pairs, or with up to four kids. Its ideal for literacy centers. Instructions include a fun review game that involves swapping out letters at the beginning, middle, or end of the word.
Suggestions For Differentiation: The instructions include ways to differentiate play for children of different skill levels.Invite kids to stack these color-coded letter tiles to build, read, and then write words with blends and digraphs. Watch their spelling skills stack up!