Word Playhouse is used to teach beginning phonics and reading skills including letter recognition, braille code recognition, decoding, vocabulary, and spelling skills to students in early elementary grades.
Word Playhouse is an early braille literacy resource designed to teach beginning phonics and reading skills to early elementary students, including letter and braille code recognition, decoding, vocabulary, and spelling.
This set features large-print letter tiles with braille overlays and hook-and-loop backing, including vowels, consonants, blends, digraphs, word endings, capital letters, and word families, with selected tiles available in both contracted and uncontracted braille. A bi-fold felt board provides an interactive workspace where students can store lesson letters on one side and manipulate tiles on the other to build words, explore word families, and practice spelling and vocabulary skills. The kit also includes a storage binder with five loop-material-covered inserts to keep all components organized and easily accessible for instruction.
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD — Small parts. Not intended for children ages 5 and under without adult supervision.
Word Playhouse guidebook
Letter tiles in large print with a braille overlay and a hook/loop material backing. Tiles include vowels, consonants, blends, diagraphs, word endings, capital letters, and word families. Tiles containing contracted and uncontracted braille are included for some blends and word families
A bi-fold felt board provides a working space for the student. One side can be used for storage of letters that will be introduced during the lesson. The other side can be used as a working space for manipulating letters and building words, word families, and new spelling and vocabulary words.
A storage binder, with five loop material covered binder inserts, provides space to organize the pieces in the kit.
