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Junior Learning Magic-E Objects - Magnetic Learning Foam Objects, Multi Small
Description
🪄 Unlock the Magic of Learning!
- SOCIAL PLAY - Perfect for collaborative learning with friends or family.
- VERSATILE USAGE - Use with magnetic letters or solo for endless fun.
- HANDS ON EXPERIENCE - Encourages tactile learning and sound segmentation.
- BOOSTS LITERACY SKILLS - A playful way to enhance reading readiness.
- ENGAGING LEARNING TOOL - Transform playtime into a phonics adventure!
The Junior Learning Magic-E Objects set includes 40 magnetic foam pieces designed to help children identify and segment sounds in words. Ideal for 2 or more players, this hands-on learning tool can be used alongside magnetic letters or independently, making it a versatile addition to any educational playtime.
Reviews
L**S
Love these!
Includes both sounds of long u (cube and tide, for example). Some words begin with consonant blends. Great for sensory bins, hiding in eggs, sorting on a magnetic surface… very versatile teaching tool.
C**R
My students love these!
I teach kindergarten and my students absolutely love these magnets. The quality is great and even though they have been used in lots of 5 year old hands, they still look brand new. Great product!
A**R
Great for SLP!
Cute foam magnetic pictures. Toddlers and preschool kids love them for some reason. Kids will imitate CVC words during activities. I use these CVC pieces with small dry eraser board (size that can be attached to dorm door or fridge) and sensory bin ( hide in bin)
J**E
Engaging!
Students love when I pull these out!
C**Y
Small group work
I bought to use during small group to make it fun with pictures. Each student turns one over then the group will spell it.
P**L
Love it!
Great for students working on beginning sounds and students who are able to stretch magic e words!
I**A
Good quality and great tools for teaching phonetics
Highly recommend
E**P
Too many for vowel a
I love the quality and the magnetic feature, but there are a ton for vowel a and not enough for other vowels.
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