BOHS Spanish Literacy Wiz Fun Game - Espanol Lower Case Sight Words - 60 Flash Cards - Preschool Language Learning Educational Toys

Name: BOHS Spanish Literacy Wiz Fun Game - Espanol Lower Case Sight Words - 60 Flash Cards - Preschool Language Learning Educational Toys
Brand: BOHS Toys
SKU: B091918J9F
Price: 16.99 USD
Availability: InStock

$16.99

BOHS literacy wiz fun game is designed for different levels of Spanish learning, from alphabet letters recognition to word building, from 3-letters words to 6-letters words, the easy to hard approach encourage confidence of beginning learners; and the 60 pieces of flash cards and 2 sets of alphabet letters could fully meet the demand of the Spanish learning beginners.

For Spanish Language Beginners - Including letter recognition, spelling,word building, and early vocabulary.By putting the cubes together to form a word, the kid gains an important understanding of the mechanics of vocabulary,aided by the picture cards which provide a clue to the meaning of the word being formed.
Tons of Fun - Your kid can play this game alone, or taking turns to play with a sibling or friend,the one who spells correctly keep the card,the one keeps the most cards wins. This could keep the kids busy for hours in educational time.
Increase Attention Span & Memory - Working towards creating each word and match it with the card helps your child develop their concentration and memory skills, preparing them the essential skills for future academic success .
Lower Case vs. Upper Case - Children encounter lower case letters 10-15 times more frequently than they do upper case letters.
Package Content - 1 Tray,61 Letter Tiles, 60 Double Sides Printed Cards/120 Words

While my 6 year old is working on his Spanish words with this learning game/tool, I like to pull out our alphabet cookie letters (you can get these on Amazon too, they are a toy, not real cookies) and have his 4 year old brother fill in missing letters on the English picture word cards (included with the cookie letters set) as something age appropriate he can do at the same time. They work side by side on the coffee table. I give them maybe 15 minutes to do this and the 6 year old finishes very early.

It comes with great amount of cards and I love the design of being able to hide answer on the card but also able to check it if you need to confirm the answer or if you forget it. It’s a good way to learn.

If I had one piece of feedback, it would be that I wish there were more of certain letter tiles. More of each of them would be great but especially the speciality tiles with accent symbols etc would be great. There are definitely enough, it would just make it easier with extra and then I wouldn’t have to worry so much about if we end up losing some letters.

I would gladly recommend this Spanish learning tool to others.