Reading Activities

R525

  A set of durable magnetic Alphabet Letters and Phonemes that children can play with, build words with, and learn to match the sounds of language with the sound pictures (letters) that represent them.

Contents: 1 metal tin, 199 Alphabet Sound Picture Magnets (including multiple letter Sound Picture Magnets: qu, sh, ch, th, ck, ll, ss, zz, oe, oa, ow, ou, oo, ee, ie igh and the sound pictures of latin origin: tion, sion, cian, sure, ture, cial & tial)

This activity develops: fine motor skills, visual discrimination skills, auditory discrimination skills, phoneme awareness, knowledge of the nature of language:

• language is made of sounds
• letters are pictures of those sounds
• some sound pictures have more than one letter (e.g. ‘sh’ in the word ship)
• awareness that sounds can be blended together in words (e.g. c a t = cat) or can be segmented (what is the first sound in dog?)

 Die spel is ideaal vir Afrikaanse leerders wat leer om te lees en spel in hul Moedertaal. 

Die spel kom met 150 Afrikaans magneties klankprente. Jy kan woorde bou op die blikke of die yskas ook.

A great way to help Second Language Afrikaans learners improve their reading and spelling. This set has 150 magnetic sound pictures with which you can build many Afrikaans words and get to grips with the various ways the words are spelled.

R525

A fun and interactive word game that brings fast-paced excitement and learning to the classic game of Bingo! Great as a family game or a fun activity for a foundation phase classroom. 2 to 6 players. It has 72 words tiles and 6 double sided Zingo Cards.

Have fun while learning spelling, word recognition, letter sounds, consonants and vowels.

This a fun way to learn to build words, with two levels of play to engage players from beginners to more experienced readers.

Colourful, durable educational games which help build literacy and basic reading skills. 

Made in Britain from 100% recycled board.

Learning made fun!

A fun first reading and spelling game. 

Build 3 and 4 sound words. For Ages 4 to 8. 

Four ways to play this game, you can increase the difficulty as the child learns. A fun way to learn the letters of the alphabet. For Ages 3 to 7.

Children begin their literacy journey from young. Basic pre-literacy skills include knowing that you turn pages from left to right, knowing to hold a book the right way up, looking at pictures and talking about them, as well as understanding that books are linked with words and stories. 

These skills can be encouraged from young by providing baby books and reading the books to your child. 

A child who reads becomes an adult who thinks!

This plastic bath book is a great way to teach the concepts of reading, looking at pictures and turning pages to your toddler.