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Scholastic Magnets: Fridge Magnets - Tricky Words for Year 1

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Product description

Hurray: it’s another great pack of fridge magnets to improve your literacy. Made to tie in exactly with the school curriculum for Year 1. Cover your fridge in funny sentences – and learn all the tricky words you need to know for school this year. Mix them up. Spell them out. Build your own funny sentences. (We’ve included activity ideas.) A truly exciting magnet challenge. Make tricky words stick in your brain.

Fantastic magnets that build essential literacy

Includes all the tricky words required for Year 1

Helps children learn to read and spell each word

Includes activity ideas to get you started

Not suitable for children under 3 years of age. Small parts.

Product Details

Catalogue number

7616 in Schools Catalogue 2017/18, 9150 in Education Catalogue 2018 and 608 in UK Primary World Book Day 2018

Series

Scholastic Magnets

ISBN

9781407140766

Publisher

Scholastic

Date published

August 7th, 2014

Other details

2 pages

Condition

New

Series

Scholastic Magnets

Reviews

dawn
on 11 March 2015

great idea

These magnets are a great idea though still a bit advanced for my child as he is only learning the key words now. I’m hoping that they will help when we start trying to build sentences. The only slight fault I would have was the amount of glue used to stick the magnets to the backing card – I thought I was going to destroy some of the magnets when trying to detach them.

5out of 5