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Megan H
> 24 hourThe cards are sturdy and the words are big, so they’re easy to read. My son has fun sounding out the letters and learning to spell each word with the wooden pieces. This is a great tool for beginning readers and it feels more like a game for them so it makes it fun. The packaging is also giftable.
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Rose
> 24 hourGood quality
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Mr. Roberts
> 24 hourI am a teacher with young ESL students. This product is a great tutoring tool! However, one of the vowel blocks (the _ e _ block) had the e on the wrong side of the block. I had to use a Sharpie pen to make use of the block.
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Dennys Fontalvo
> 24 hourY se le enseña bastante a los niños
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Adam
> 24 hourThis toy is awesome and my kindergarten age daughter loves it. I wish they would have included some vowels as blue squares for words like: boo, zoo, goo, too, hue, rue, and so on.
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The Flewed Out Crew
> 24 hourMy son loves this and it easy to use
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Dr. Benton Labadie
> 24 hourI bought it for my godson a 1 year old. He loves it. The mother loves it because it’s durable and she finds it easy to use.
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Jean Lyall
> 24 hourThe letter cards were smaller than I expected, but it is super nice that they all store in a handy bag that was included
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Chercher
> 24 hourMy 4 year old daughter was so excited to get this! There’s a lot packed into this box; there are picture cards with the words on the back (they are color coded by the vowel), there’s a wooden letter holder and wooden letters. There’s also a bag to put everything into once the box is opened. The letters are a good size, very readable. The letter holder holds the letters pretty well. This will definitely be a great tool as I teach my daughter sounds as we work towards early literacy. She likes being involved by picking the cards and putting the letters in place. She is also proud when she learns the new things! Great tool.
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Michelle Maplefield
> 24 hourI put these out during center time. My first graders love putting words together.