Really Good Stuff® Individual User Plastic Magnetic Lower-Case Letters - 53 Count
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Best for Grades: PreK-3
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Ages: 3-7 / Grades: PreK-3
Practice Letter Recognition With This 53pc Lowercase Set!
Sturdy magnetic plastic letters made to last with magnets that ensure sticking! These lowercase letters come in a set of 53 with plenty of commonly occurring letters for word study. This set is great for practicing letter recognition, learning to spell names and common words, and interacting with the alphabet in a fun hands-on way. Through handy color-coding (red vowels and blue consonants), children can start to recognize the difference between vowels and consonants, and practice the sound each letter makes. At home or school, worksheets and letter practice come alive when children can manipulate the letters with their own hands!
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years of age.
Sturdy magnetic plastic letters made to last with magnets that ensure sticking! These lowercase letters come in a set of 53 with plenty of commonly occurring letters for word study. This set is great for practicing letter recognition, learning to spell names and common words, and interacting with the alphabet in a fun hands-on way. Through handy color-coding (red vowels and blue consonants), children can start to recognize the difference between vowels and consonants, and practice the sound each letter makes. At home or school, worksheets and letter practice come alive when children can manipulate the letters with their own hands!
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years of age.
- WHAT’S INCLUDED: The Plastic Magnetic Lower Case Letters contains: one set of 53 magnetic plastic lowercase letters, 22 red vowels and 31consonants in blue in the following frequency: Red Letters: 4 of each vowel a,e,I,o,u and 2 each of y (22 total). Blue Letters: 2 of each c,n,s,t,r,p,d,m,b,l (20 letters) and 1 each of g,q,h,y,j,k,v,w,x,z,f (11 letters).
- STANDARDIZED TEACHING ASSISTANT: This set of Plastic Magnetic Lower Case Letters was created to directly align with Common Core and state standards for Language Arts products.
- MAKE SPELLING FUN: Your spelling and phonics lessons can become a fun part of the day with color-coded magnetic letters. These are a hands-on, interactive way for students to learn reading skills, master the alphabet and recognize letters.
- PRACTICE LEARNING NAMES: Allowing children to build and display their name builds self-confidence and letter recognition!
- FOR HOME OR SCHOOL: Your classroom worksheets can come to life when kids get to manipulate the letters with their own hands. Parents will want to have a set for home to reinforce learning at school.
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