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Sight Word Bingo Game Level 1 and 2 - Educational Games for Kids - Learn to Read Vocabulary for Kindergarten 1st Grade - Dolch's Fry's Words Lists
Sight Word Bingo Game Level 1 and 2 - Educational Games for Kids - Learn to Read Vocabulary for Kindergarten 1st Grade - Dolch's Fry's Words Lists
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Sight Word Bingo Game Level 1 and 2 - Educational Games for Kids - Learn to Read Vocabulary for Kindergarten 1st Grade - Dolch's Fry's Words Lists
- YOUR CHILD WILL MASTER 108 HIGH FREQUENCY WORDS - Recognize, Read and Spell Common Sight Words; Supercharge their Reading Progress and Literacy
- SIGHT WORDS BINGO MADE TO LAST - Thick Long Lasting Premium Cards; Die-cut with Rounded Corners and Waterproof Coating; Strong and Resistant to Grubby hands
- A WINNING GIFT FOR 4-8 YEAR OLDS BOYS AND GIRLS - The Blue Level 1 Game has 54 of the Most Common Words to Read for Pre K and Kindergarteners; The Red Level 2 Game has 54 Sight Words from Dolch Fry Word List for Kindergarten and First Graders
- ENTERTAINS AND EDUCATES! - More dimensions to gameplay to ensure greater difficulty, more interesting challenges and way more fun! Contains Two Difficulty Levels, Twemoji tokens and Cover Challenges which ask learner to analyse and use target words
- PLAY IN THE CLASSROOM AND ON FAMILY GAME NIGHT - 2 to 24 players; Can be played 1-on-1, in big groups or as a whole class; Super Easy to Use and Play Independently. Great addition to your collection of educational games.
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