Language arts

Homonyms are words that sound the same but are spelt differently and have different meanings (such as son and sun). Piece together the words that sound the same with their matching pictures in this self-correcting puzzle, to create a completed card...

Antonyms are words that have opposite meanings (such as hot and cold). Piece together opposite words with their matching pictures, in this self-correcting puzzle, to create a completed card. Contains 48 pieces. Ages 5+Key Features : i : The unique 4...

Synonyms are words that are different but have the same meaning (such as large and big). Piece together the words that have a similar meaning with their matching pictures, in this self-correcting puzzle, in order to create a completed card. Contains 48...

This CVC self-correcting puzzle set is ideal for teaching children consonant vowel consonant patterns and building words. Children can piece together consonant, vowel and consonant pieces to create a completed word with a matching picture. Contains 36...

Help children develop spelling and word formation with Roll A Word dice. Simply roll the dice and let the letters guide you. Firstly roll the dice and view the upper face, then group dice together to form words. Choose the dice you want to use and the...

Help children develop story telling and oral language with Roll A Story dice. Simply roll the dice and let the pictures guide children's imagination. How to Play: 1. Roll the dice and look at pictures face up. 2. Group dice together that are related. 3...

Practice making pairs of words with matching beginning blends and digraphs in this purrfectly fun game! Players take turns drawing from the deck of word cards and matching them with the cards in front of them. The first player to make four matching pairs...

Practice pairing words by word family in this purrfectly fun game! Players take turns drawing from the deck of word cards and matching them with the cards in front of them. The first player to make four matching pairs wins the game. The game is separated...