Educational Insights Word Building Dominoes - Word Building Game & Manipulative for Classroom & Home, Set of 108 double-sided, Color-Coded dominoes , Ages 6+

I bought these word-building tiles for my child, and they’ve been so helpful. The tiles are sturdy, colorful, and easy to handle for little hands. They really encourage phonics practice, spelling, and blending sounds into words. I like that they’re versatile—you can use them for building CVC words, sight words, or even fun spelling games. Definitely recommend for teachers, parents, or anyone supporting early readers

Builds vocabulary skills, perfect choice

I like the sturdiness and durability of the product. I like that they can be washed/sanitized. Kids will love interacting and will be able to build their own rules and create games.

Product is made well. Age appropriate is important. In my case this was ignored by mt Grandchild, just learning to read she likes a book with pictures. Just making words was not interesting at age 6.

Great for word work for learners of all ages! I created several games out of these (like Boggle) to build fluency for 14 year old students with dyslexia. They were invested because it was like a game/puzzle. I will have these as a part of my teaching kit forever!

I love my ability to truly teach reading by using word chunks. This makes it so obvious to the child. One piece has one sound. I just cover up the consonant on the right when I want to focus on the word family. To put them away, tip the container on its side and slide them in sideways. They could make the container bigger to make it easier to put away but then it would be bulkier on my shelf and I’m glad that it’s the size that it is.

These dominoes provide a fun way for kids to work on word building. My son is six years old and was excited to see these when he got home from school today. He played with them for at least 30 minutes. I love these hands on learning type games. Adding fun to learning makes for a more enjoyable experience for parents and kids.

Blocks were advertised as magnetic but weren't. Otherwise they are god for practicing reading skills