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Spelling Rules

Learning Resources Pop for Word Families

Gobble up another 100 sight words! Follow-up set to the original Pop for Sight Words™ (LER 8430) includes the next 92 high-frequency sight words—100 cards in total. Features popcorn container with guide printed on the outside.

Measures 3"L x 3"W x

Reach into this fun box to practice alphabet recognition and beginning letter sounds. A great grab-and-go game!

Includes 100 die-cut popcorn cards: uppercase and lowercase letters plus the POP card, which forces players to put all of their popcorn

Grab a popcorn piece and build a word with that beginning blend or digraph. Pull out a POP kernel, and all your pieces go back!


Players get plenty of practice with the most common beginning blends

Fast-paced games provide practice for 75 splat-tastic sight words! As the caller reads each sight word aloud, players scan the cards in front of them. If a player has a matching word, he or she says “SPLAT!” and flips the card over. The first player to fl

Momma and baby birds help young learners practice counting, sorting and colors in an interactive and engaging way. The bowls stack, and the momma birds can be used as finger puppets. Little learners will love matching birds and nests by color. This deluxe

Let Baby Bear™ help teach sorting and color recognition. Set combines 102 Baby Bear™ Counters in six vibrant colors with matching sorting bowls. bear counters

Rainbow sorting bowls match the vibrant colors of the Three Bear Family(R) Counters Rainbow Set. Use with Rainbow Set or separately for a variety of classroom activities.

Smart Start Magnetic Sentence Strips

There are lots of possibilities with this set. Learn the alphabet. Spell everyone's name. Practice spelling basic words.

Colorful wooden spheres, cubes, and cylinders provide plenty of patterning practice, a prerequisite for early reading and math activities.

Little builders tackle the basics with large nuts and bolts that fit together easily. Children lean shapes, colors and counting while they develop their fine motor skills.

Get students actively engaged as you assess them! “Game show buzzers” turn any lesson into a game. Four different colors with fun sounds – horn honx, boxing bell, doorbell and “boing!”