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Word Builders Levels 1-3

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$14 $22.95 In stock

Category: Word Building

4 years & up. Watch children's early reading and spelling skills grow as they explore, play, and build words with these engaging letter tile sets. Each set includes easy-to-grip foam magnetic letters, a write-on/wipe-off magnetic board, and an 8-page teaching guide packed with meaningful, skill-building activities. A fun and effective way to boost confidence in reading, spelling, and self-expression!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley ★★★★★

My son loves the chunky foam tiles—they're much easier for his little fingers to grip than the flimsy plastic ones we tried before. We started with level 1 and he's already building three-letter words by himself.

Henry C. ★★★★★

I love that this set grows with my child—we started with simple three-letter words and are already building longer ones. The foam tiles stick perfectly to the fridge, so practice happens naturally during snack time.

Grace D. ★★★★★

The foam tiles are easy for my son’s small hands to grip, and he’s already sounding out three-letter words on the fridge. Watching him build “cat” and “dog” all by himself was a proud parent moment.