Learning Resources Word Building Dominoes

Very good my kids loved good for learn very easy good price really fun

I ordered these to use for home educating my 10 year old child. My child struggles with comprehension and these fit the bill. The tiles are colour coded and you can download an instruction sheet from the companies website with ideas on how to use the tiles. The tiles are colour coded into verbs, adjectives etc and encourage children to make sentences and remembering to use full stops and capital letters too.

Kids creative sentence building either on their own or with a partner. Also used for sorting verbs , nouns and adjectives in P2. Kids love handling them. Easy to wipe too! Great resource for your class!

I love them ...as do the children I teach. Love they need a capital letter word at the beginning and punctuation at the end. Hours of fun and education. Such a great resource ..will definitely be buying more. Only thing I would have liked would be more of the word is and was as children use those so oftenwhen I had a group of children they needed to wait for the others to finish with it ..but a minor detail.

These are great! I worried when they arrived as it said color on the front, but Educational Insights were smart enough to write mother instead of mum/mom. I definitely recommend these. Very sturdy and easy to use. Great for grammar to as there is punctuation (including apostrophe s). My daughter is 5, but can do some without help already. We are in lockdown and she doesn't want to write, but is happy to do the tiles.

The word bricks are well made, however there isn’t a list of words and the bricks are double sided so I have found the product hard to use with my children.

These dominoes are excellent for children of all ages, they are great for my 7 yo in helping with homework, creating sentences. And the best thing about them is that kids think it's a game, they don't even realise they are learning.

I use this all the time when I’m tutoring young writers. They have different word classes which is great. I just wish there was more of the domino’s - it would be good to have more choice and more ambitious vocab!