Wooden Alphabet Tracing Boards (Preschool Letter Formation - Montessori Alphabet Letters) These wooden letters are an incredibly versatile product. You can use them to teach letter recognition and word building and even help students learn to write their names. The set includes a charming wooden pencil that guides young learners in developing a proper pencil grip.
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Colorations Alphabet Dough Stampers Set (Lowercase Letters, 26 Stamps)
These playful stampers make learning lowercase letters fun and engaging. Children can press the stamps into playdough to explore letter recognition and formation in a multisensory way. The stampers are also fabulous because they reinforce spelling patterns in an interactive and engaging manner.
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Kangaroo Cravings - Learn to Read 300 High-Frequency Sight Words Board Game
This game offers flexibility—you can play it cooperatively or competitively. The goal is to reach the pizza first by completing actions associated with sight words. It is designed for Pre-K through 2nd grade and has three difficulty levels, making it perfect for family play. Each card features a sight word, an action, and a number of spaces to move forward. Kids might hop, jump, stomp, or even write the word using different body parts. For each turn, they say the word, perform the action, and spell it, making learning dynamic and fun!
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Junior Learning Spelligator Word Building Game (Ages 5-9, Phonemic Awareness, 75 Letter Tiles)
Spelligator is an engaging game that grows with young readers. Children use consonants and vowels at the beginner level to form simple words. As they develop their phonics skills, they can advance to more complex spelling patterns with digraphs and clusters.
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Mrs. Wordsmith Phonics Blah Blah Blah Card Game (Kindergarten & Grades 1-2)
This phonics-based card game helps children improve reading fluency by blending sounds and decoding words in an engaging way. Each player starts with seven cards and takes turns playing cards that share at least one letter or phonogram with the previous word. For example, if a player places the word "cat," the next player could play a word containing "c," "a," or "t," such as "cap" or "hat." Players must say each word aloud as they play it, reinforcing phonics skills. The game continues until a player has used all their cards.
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Pop-It Activities
Spell It, Write It, Pop It
Say the word (e.g., "mat").
Have your child write the word on paper.
Use the Pop-It to pop each letter in the word, reinforcing spelling through multisensory engagement.
Alphabet Pop
Sing the alphabet song while popping the corresponding bubble for each letter.
This activity strengthens letter recognition and fine motor skills.
Word Family Fun
Choose a word family (e.g., -at, -it, -op).
Have your child create words within that family by popping the corresponding letters (e.g., "c-a-t" for "cat," "b-a-t" for "bat").
After forming words, have them write them down to reinforce spelling patterns.
Pop-It Phonics
Say a word aloud and have your child break into its sounds.
Pop a bubble for each phonetic sound (e.g., for "cat," pop /c/, /a/, /t/).
Have them write the word afterward, reinforcing phonemic awareness and spelling.
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