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hand2mind Reading Readiness Activity Set, Magnetic Wands and Chip Set, Learn to Spell for Kids, Spelling Toys, CVC Words for Kindergarten, Learning Letters, Science of Reading Manipulatives
hand2mind Reading Readiness Activity Set, Magnetic Wands and Chip Set, Learn to Spell for Kids, Spelling Toys, CVC Words for Kindergarten, Learning Letters, Science of Reading Manipulatives
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hand2mind Reading Readiness Activity Set, Magnetic Wands and Chip Set, Learn to Spell for Kids, Spelling Toys, CVC Words for Kindergarten, Learning Letters, Science of Reading Manipulatives
- PHONICS AND WORD WORK LEARNING SET: Introduce early reading with magnetic letters, CVC games, and laminated activity cards for hands‑on literacy learning.
- PHONICS LEARNING TOYS: Match uppercase and lowercase, practice beginning and ending sounds, and blend and segment with a magnetic wand. This supports hands-on learning, clear instruction, and repeated practice in classroom or home settings.
- LITERACY MANIPULATIVES: Build phonemic awareness, phonics, and word‑building in small groups or at home. Bring a playful approach to learning!
- ELEMENTARY CLASSROOM MUST HAVES: Reusable, write‑on/wipe‑off cards and durable chips store neatly for quick setup and cleanup. Students can practice spelling, reading, phonetics, and more!
- READING MANIPULATIVES: Includes 1 Magnetic Wand, 52 Lowercase Chips, 24 Two‑Letter Oval Sound Chips, 3 Round By‑Heart Chips, and 14 Double‑Sided Activity and Game Cards.
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