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HomeProducts for TeachersClassroom DecorationLettersLETTER TILES UPPER & LOWER 176/PK |
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| Customer Reviews: | | Average Customer Review: ( 19 customer reviews )
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11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 Great Addition to Literacy Center Dec 10, 2007
By jojo's circus
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As an early childhood educator I can tell you that these letter tiles are an awesome addition to your literacy center. When used with the letter tile cards available at www.makinglearningfun.com, children will quickly be spelling number words, color words and story words. The letter tiles make learning fun for children.
10 of 10 found the following review helpful:
useful and fun Nov 11, 2008
By S. J. Montgomery
My kids and I are enjoying using this as part of spelling and reading in our homeschool. It's very nice to have both upper and lower case letters in order to practice capitalization.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
 Incomplete "set" of Alphabet Letters Feb 23, 2011
By Suzanne Corrin
These tiles are advertised as a "set" of: 88 capitals and 88 lower case. I got 3 lower case m's, but no capital M's. I got two capital P's, and Q's, but no lower case p's or q's. There were no capital I's. I called the company and they sent me a replacement. They were very easy to deal with. The one inch by one inch tiles are made of lightweight plastic, not heavy like Scrabble tiles, but sturdy enough.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Phonics Tiles Upper and Lower Case letters Nov 14, 2007
By Alice Bowles
My kindergarteners love these. They use them in one of our Literacy Work Stations to spell C-V-C words and for putting beginning letters on pictures.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Fun and educational Jan 16, 2011
By Lilly7716
I bought the Word Tiles (for my 1st grade grandson) and the Letter Tiles (for 4 year old grand-daughter) and put them into the pockets of an advent calendar I made. Each day the 1st grader found three or four word tiles and the 4 year old found three letter tiles in the appropriate day's pocket (along with a small piece of chocolate and a few stickers, etc). The first thing they did was pop the chocolate into their mouths but then they sat down on the floor and put their words into a sentence and letters into a word. The 4 year old worked to sound out the words and was quite proud of herself when she realized that sometimes the same letters could make more than one word. It was great fun and the educational value speaks for itself. One note of caution - the tiles are fairly small and I would keep them away from small children who might put them into their mouths. I am very pleased with the product.
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