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246 of 247 found the following review helpful:
 Words included in this set Oct 15, 2010
By Patski
When I was choosing which sets to order, I wished there were a list of words in each. Here are the words included in this set (in alphabetical order):
a (2)
all
always
am
an
and
are
as
ask
big
bird
boy
by
climb
-d
different
do
dream
-ed
-er
-es
-est
every
family
fast
father
flower
fly
for
friend
garden
get
girl
glow
go
good
happy
has
have
he
home
how
I (2)
imagine
in (2)
-ing
is
it
jump
like
little
love
magic
me
monkey
more
mother
music
my
night
of (2)
play
pretend
-r
read
ride
run
-s (2)
saw
see
she
swim
talk
tell
that
the (2)
thought
together
tree
us
want
was
water
we
went
were
whisper
window
wish
with
wonder
-y
you
6 of 7 found the following review helpful:
magnetic poetry for kids Jan 08, 2009
By mom of 2
The size of these are excellent. Large enough to read and handle. So much fun for little ones. My daughter (kindergarten) loves to make up sentences with these. She's even trying to teach my younger daughter to read with them. We opted for magnetic poetry over the dry erase markers for our playroom. Much safer and cleaner.
As a former kindergarten/ first grade teacher, these would be great in the classroom. One box of these and a small magnetic board equals a great independent center!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Really Big Impact May 31, 2008
By Sangram Parelkar
"Sangram Parelkar"
I got it for my nephews and they simply loved it! Thanks to this set they tend to frame sentences during playtime also! I would highly recommend it to parents who may want to accelerate their kids learning process.
4 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 These really ARE big. Jul 26, 2011
By Jasmine
I ordered the really big words in combination with a couple other sets (poetry and beginning sight words I believe) with the intention of putting them all on the fridge for my little girl to practice "writing" with. Yeah, its not going to work! At least not on one side of the fridge... These are HUGE. The word "flower" for instance is longer than my entire hand. Just a three letter word is longer than one of my fingers - And I have really big hands!
That said, well, at least I can put these on one side of the fridge and it hides the cat/dog/kid noseprints :D And I can clearly read them from the next room...
They are a lot of fun though and the little case they came in is perfect for keeping hair doodads in.
My only real complaint is that a lot of the words are curled on the ends. Particularly some short words like "saw" and some of the suffixes like "ed" or "ing" have the edges curled up so much that they will not lay flat on the fridge at all. I'm sure if I lay them inside a book for a couple of days they'll flatten out though.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great for OT! Sep 12, 2011
By C. Hazelton
I bought this for my son with Aspergers. He can read and he can write, but he has a problem getting the words from his mind onto paper. He took to this instantly. An added bonus, being able to see his words, he's correcting his own speech! The only problem I have is that it's missing simple words like "did". I was happy to see that it came with "n't" and "es", so you could add onto words. But my son is so funny about things, he refuses just to place a homemade word sign into the sentence. Instead, he will totally change his sentence. That is the ONLY problem I've had with the set. However, I have to give the company credit. They probably never figured on their product being used in this way. IT IS AN AMAZING TOOL FOR MY SON!!! And for that, I am completely satisfied. Now if they will create an 'additional words' kit, life would be perfect. ;o)
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