Really Good Stuff EZRead Dolch Pre-Primer Tap & Track™ Sight Word Sentences | Ages 5-7, Kindergarten and Up, Phonics Activity, Reading Game, Flash Cards, Learning

If you're looking for a fun and engaging way to help your child learn sight words, then look no further than the Really Good Stuff EZRead Dolch Pre-Primer Tap & Track™ Sight Word Sentences. Designed for children ages 5-7, this phonics activity and reading game is the perfect tool to support your child's reading development.

One of the standout features of these flash cards is the TACTILE DOTS placed below each word. These dots are strategically placed to help children track each word as they read the sentence. By using their fingers to follow along, children develop important tracking skills, making reading a more enjoyable and successful experience.

These flash cards are not only effective, but also EASY TO READ. With a kid-friendly font and clear spaced out words, they eliminate any confusion and provide a comfortable reading experience. Your child will feel confident and motivated to practice their sight words, leading to improved reading fluency.

With a size of 6'' x 3'', these flash cards are also EASY TO HOLD. Children can easily grip and flip through the cards without any difficulty. The compact size allows for on-the-go learning, making it convenient for travel or for use during waiting times, such as at the doctor's office or in the car.

What sets this sight word flash card set apart is the inclusion of 4 O-RINGS and a storage bag. All cards are hole-punched and come with additional O-rings, allowing you to customize sets for differentiated practice. The storage bag keeps all the cards organized and easily accessible when not in use, making it a breeze to tidy up after each practice session.

Don't miss out on this amazing resource for your young reader. Start building a solid foundation in reading with the Really Good Stuff EZRead Dolch Pre-Primer Tap & Track™ Sight Word Sentences. Order now and watch your child's reading skills soar!

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