Literacy

Puzzle out some early years literacy skills with these colourful Spelling Puzzle Cards. The set of 20 has three- and four-piece puzzles featuring simple words including OWL, LOG and BIRD. Each puzzle fits together in a unique way so there’s only one right answer. This allows preschoolers to puzzle out the answers and self-correct as they go.

Includes interactive pen that boosts confidence with instant feedback.Develop ans practice key skills anywhere, anytime. 

Versatiles learn at home reading and maths Stet 2

Includes 8 numbered tiles, an answer case, and 2 books – 1 featuring maths and the other literacy questions.

Stimulates storytelling

Supports communication skills such as telling and listening.

Encourages creative writing

Set includes two dice with different characters, plus two place cubes and two situation cubes.

Includes game suggestions.

PHOTO PUZZLE PIECES THAT MAKE LEARNING HOW TO READ TONS OF PLAYFUL FUN

Use these letter counters for early years literacy activities including learning lowercase letters, building long and short words, and more. The counters have a metal ring on the outside and can be used with the Colourful Magnetic Wands (sold separately) to add a hands-on, interactive element to literacy activities in the classroom.

I learn new words and social skills

I learn about perspective

I learn oppositions

Spin the roulette and search for images that start with a specific letter or phoneme, that contain that letter or phoneme, or that have a specific number of syllables! A game containing photographs to help you to mentally segment words into syllables and identify phonemes and letters in a progressive way.

Phonological awareness is essential for creating a good foundation before reading. Segmenting phonemes, spelling and dividing words into syllables using images is particularly indicated when there are specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia.

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• Attention and concentration
• Time perception and chronological structure
• Vocabulary and verbal fluency