Word Building Center Pocket Chart for Preschool Learning

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• ✨【WORD BUILDING EDUCATIONALT】This word building center pocket chart set was created to directly align with Common Core and state standards for language arts. Engage early learners in syllable, word and picture recognition! This word family chart perfect for classroom, school, home, kindergarten, homeschool activities. They are for teachers and mother for teaching new and checking lessons. This word family pocket chart can be used for word lessons, social studies, or science lessons
• ✅【ELEGANT DESIGN】The Word Pocket Chart with two metal grommets for hanging, 14"" by 25""; 132 cards (33 pictures cards, 99 syllable cards, 10 to create a blank cards). Perfect chart has 3 clear pocket rows for card display and 18 syllable pockets(6 Vowel syllable pockets, 12 Diphthong syllable pockets) and 4 large pocket(1 Vowel pocket, 1 Vowel Combination pocket, 1 Consonants pocket,1 Blends pocket) can be used to collect cards.
• ✨【BUILD ON EARLY READING AND SPLLING SKILLS】- Spelling collection of puzzles teach a range of early reading skills including syllable recognition, word formation and spelling. By putting the cards together to form a word, the student gain important understanding of the mechanics of reading, all aided by the pictures which provide a clue to the word being formed. For student to create and explore. It helps increasing word recognition, letter syllable recognition
• ✅【 PRESCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN CLASSROOM MUST HAVES】- This word building center can be used as an excellent teaching tool for class and homeschool. It will also be great learning materials and resources for preschoolers, kindergartners & primary school who have learned letter sounds and are beginning to learn how to read cut words.
• ✨【INCREASE FOCUS ATTENTION AND SOLVING PROBLEMS SKILLS】- Working towards creating each word provides plenty of motivation and this helps your student develop their concentration skills, teaching them the importance of focusing on the task to completion. Different difficulty tasks will help your student develop a problems-solving skills. Improving hand-eye coordination and encouraging the development of essential motor skills. Encourage focus and patience and develop students' early language.