BenBen Spelling Games, 224 Flashcards, 208 Wood Letter Tiles, 1-4 Players, Learning Games for Kids 4-8, Educational Toys for Kindergarten 1st 2nd Grade, Preschool Classroom Must Haves

SPELLING TOY CONTENTS: 224 double-sided phonic flash cards with real images, 208 wood letter tiles (8 of each letter), 2 dice, 1 velvet draw-string storage bag, and instruction manual; This spelling game can accommodate 1-4 players, for English language learners
4 LEVELS OF PLAY: There are two sets of double-sided sight words cards, level 1 and level 2 difficulty; Each card has the same word on both sides; one side subtly shows the missing letter for beginners, while the hard side does not show the missing letter for advanced
HIGH QUALITY & SAFE: Double-sided spelling cards; durable laminated cardstock; Cards are 4.7 x 4.35 inches, rounded corners, built to last; Wood letter tiles are smooth-sanded natural wood, odor-free, non-toxic water-based paint, safe for elementary kids
FUN AND EDUCATIONAL: A game of skill and chance. This Montessori toy is an interactive learning game for kids ages 4 to 8. A fun way to develop reading, spelling skills, vocabulary, letter recognition, word building, memory skills, strategic thinking, hand-eye coordination and concentration
PRESCHOOL & CLASSROOM MUST HAVES: This learning toy can be used as an excellent teaching tool for learning at home and school. The ESL games for the classroom will also be great learning materials and resources for preschoolers, kindergartners & and 1st to 2nd graders. Great gift for birthdays, Christmas, Easter and all kinds of holiday gifts for toddler boys, girls
AUTISM-FRIENDLY LEARNING GAME – This game supports special needs children with autism, ADHD or other learning differences; It strengthens reading, spelling, and vocabulary skills while promoting turn-taking, communication, and social interaction in a low-stress way. Perfect for EL, ABA, speech, or occupational therapy, it can also be used at home or in an autism task box to continue school-based learning. Easily adaptable to each child’s pace, parents and educators can start with simpler words or fewer pieces, valuable tool for supporting IEP goals and long-term skill development