Letter Tiles
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Letter Tiles
Accelerate your student's learning with All About Spelling Letter Tiles! The letters and letter combinations on the tiles correspond to the basic phonograms, making them the perfect manipulative for teaching spelling.The phonogram tiles are color-coded for faster learning:
- Consonants and consonant teams are blue.
- Vowels and vowel teams are red.
- Tiles representing the sound of /er/ are purple.
- The remaining r-controlled vowels are yellow.
- Tiles representing the sound of /sh/ are green.
- And the apostrophe and ed are orange.
Each set contains 105 tiles—two each of letters a to z, one each of the remaining letter combinations, and five blank tiles.
Other features and benefits include:
- The tiles glide smoothly on the table, making it easy to pull down letters, form words, and swap letters.
- The 1” square size makes them easy for children’s hands to manipulate.
- Tiles easily wipe clean.
- The letter tiles and heading labels are printed on 8 1/2 x 11" laminated cardstock, ready for you to cut apart.
- Affordable, so each student can have his or her own set.
- Durable and designed to last through many years of use.
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Global Rating: 5.00 from 2 reviews
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| Great tiles! | Apr 17, 2008 | Krista French | US | |
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We love All About Spelling, and we especially love the colored tiles. They help cement the spelling of words for my daughter, who just plain hasn't gotten spelling before. |
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| These are great! | Mar 3, 2008 | Suzanne Lichtenstein | PA US | |
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I have long wanted something phonogram-based like this. Our youngest child is at the point where he is making up all kinds of silly, long words and asking what they say. The letter
tiles make it so much easier for him to create pronounceable words. And the color-coding of the vowels makes it easier for him to remember to put a vowel in each syllable. These are great!
(A nice side benefit is that these phonogram tiles
stick to the fridge better. I get so tired of
fishing out those plastic letters with their wimpy
magnets from under the fridge!)
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