My First Puzzles - Heads And Tails

My First Puzzles - Heads And TailsThese simple puzzles, children will learn to recognise 15 animals and correctly match the animal's head and tail. Children will develop matching skills as well as visual and word recognition. Parents and teachers can also read the animal names to encourage sight word recognition. This is the first step in gaining word recognition skills. Turn the puzzle over and have the child answer the question on the back. Complete the puzzle by linking the two

Parents and teachers can also read the fruit or vegetable names to encourage sight word recognition

Children will develop matching skills as well as visual and word recognition

Match The Colours Or Just Have Fun Imitating The Noises They Make

This set of colourful cards has been designed for young readers who are learning the more difficult 'sound combinations' including vowel and consonant digraphs

Played in the same manner as traditional dominoe

Measures 23cm x 100cm

Parents can also use these features to make home learning sessions more positive for themselves and their child

Non-stock item

These are made of soft and flexible plastic

Still Making Stories is sure to delight children as they mix and match the colourful pieces to create amusing sentences that they can read

Horseshoe Magnet

Beat The Tiger will provide a delightful way for beginner readers to reinforce their recognition of common double sounds: ai