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My children love it

I bought these on a whim for my ESL class and I love them. They are nice quality plastic blocks and they can be used by individuals or pairs. Depending on your class level, the activity may go by fairly quickly, but it's a nice break from book work.

These dominoes are fun, interactive way to teach kids how to use blends to make words. They are made with very good materials, I like how they are color coordinated. That really helped a students and myself however, it was difficult to get them back into the container once we took them out.

The media could not be loaded. I was initially thrown off by how small the jar and pieces were but the game itself is very fun and a great way to exercise spelling concepts. It is a bit overwhelming for my 6 year old because the pieces are small, so we just allow ample time to look at all the possibilites. This game would be perfect up through elementary and honestly, it even took me a minute to start matching up the word parts. There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to the colors, just random. I would buy this again, this is a game that can grow with you kids as they get older so they don't age out so quickly.

I’ve previously used this to tutor children that are learning English as a second language specifically to help sounding out the words (decoding). Recently repurchased for my nephew who was also struggling with his fluency and decoding! He actually enjoyed playing and creating new words! Highly recommend!

My students 2nd grade loved these! It’s a great way to step back and let the kids explore and work with the words in small groups.

Used these for summer school. The kids loved them. I need the other sets.

I absolutely love these. My grandkids are learning basic phonics and there are so many games we can play with these domino like tiles to make new words. They’re colorful, the kids can play with them alone or in groups, even stack them. For those who have a problem putting them back in the jar the trick is to shake the jar as you’re putting the last few in. Great buy, I would definitely buy these again.