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EZread Soft Touch™ Magnetic Foam Letter Tiles

Item # R306898
Really Good Stuff®
EZread Soft Touch™ Magnetic Foam Letter Tiles
EZread Soft Touch™ Magnetic Foam Letter Tiles
$23.99
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Description

Ages 4+ / Grades PreK+
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD – Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
These quiet, chunky lowercase letter tiles are perfect for tackling a variety of phonics skills: letter identification, word building, sound matching, and more. Red vowels, blue consonants, and serif a and g.

Specifications:
  • 80 lowercase letter tiles
  • Size: 1 3/8 " by 1 3/8 " each


Specifications

Brand Name
Really Good Stuff®
Age / Grade
Ages 4+ / Grades PreK+
Alias
R306898
Assembly Required
No
Manufacturer
Really Good Stuff
UPC
192407066380
MPN
306898
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