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Word Builder: Kids Spelling 6+

Jiri Bohm · Education · 7.0y old

$2.99 · Paid
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Build everyday words with letters and sound. Word Builder is a calm, guided word game for children aged six and up. Each activity introduces a familiar word from themes such as animals, colours, food, clothes, days of the week and things around the home. Children see the word, listen to its pronunciation and place the letters in the correct order. CHILDREN CAN EXPLORE • familiar words with clear audio • letters and their order within a word • animals, colours, food, clothes and everyday objects • helpful hints when they need support • instant feedback and a cheerful celebration for a correct answer There is no timer and no pressure. Children can play at their own pace, notice a letter in the wrong place and try again. A hint can move a letter into place when extra help is needed. Word Builder offers short, positive practice for early readers and families who enjoy calm educational play.

Released
Oct 3, 2019
Category
Education
Content rating
4+
Price
$2.99
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