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Publisher's description
Now in over 1000 primary schools across the UK.
Phonics Play - Not a test, just fun. ATTENTION ALL BUSY 4 TO 5 YEAR OLD BOYS.
Tracing Letters and Numbers with CARS! Boys up and down the country are having fun on the floor and learning at the same time. The 26 letter pack all link up to also give the idea that letters can be joined up. This product was manufactured in the UK.
Down on the floor fun, learning letter shapes, phonics, numbers & simple sums with Letter Roads and Number Roads.
These large plastic, robust floor mats, suitable for any little person, who is struggling to recognise their letter shapes. Just call us on 0117 230 1376 to place your order. Next day delivery if ordered before 1400.
4 year old boys love tracing the letter shapes with cars, learning their letter shapes and sounds. Over 1000 primary schools now have Letter Roads in their Reception Class. 30% off Number Roads with Innovate My school. Just quote Innovate My School and call us with your order: 0117 230 1376We will invoice after you have received your goods. We can delivery within 48 hrs of any working day too. (www.letterroads.com)
Specifications
26 A3 Re-cycled Plastic Letters in the sets.
11 A3 Re-cycled Plastic Numbers in the sets plus free Maths symbols.
11 A3 Re-cycled Plastic Numbers in the sets plus free Maths symbols.
Payment Methods
- Cheque
- Credit Card
- Paypal
- Purchase Order
Payment Flexibility
Launch Date
1 January 2006
Version
September 2009
Licenses Available
- Single User License
School Users
- Aberdour Abbey Primary
- King David Kindergarten
- Town Close House School
- Fortis Green Nursery
- Kenmont Primary School
Subject(s)
How does this help a school?
Curriculum
Enrichment
Letter Roads seems to capture the attention of most busy four to five year old boys, who would otherwise be uninterested in learning their letter shapes. We have had feed-back from plenty of Pre-schools and Reception class teachers up and down the country, who tell us how well Letter Roads is received by most children. When they're first handed a little car and a road mat with a letter, they're soon fully engaged in thoughtful play, and at the same time learning their letter shapes.
Letter Roads seems to capture the attention of most busy four to five year old boys, who would otherwise be uninterested in learning their letter shapes. We have had feed-back from plenty of Pre-schools and Reception class teachers up and down the country, who tell us how well Letter Roads is received by most children. When they're first handed a little car and a road mat with a letter, they're soon fully engaged in thoughtful play, and at the same time learning their letter shapes.
Special Educational Needs
Letter Roads is currently building up some evidence, that autistic children seem to enjoy learning their letters using this product. To be followed.
Letter Roads is currently building up some evidence, that autistic children seem to enjoy learning their letters using this product. To be followed.
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byleah charles, March 25, 2011
I bought a set of Letter Roads nearly two years ago now and they're still going strong, despite regular use. A great resource, my boys love them especially. CARS! But girls like them too. Not only do they learn the shape of the letter by driving their cars around them, but they very quickly learn the name of the letter too, because of the pictures around it. "I want to play with the 'g' road!" is often heard from the boys because there's a picture of a garage on there, and they like parking up their cars at it. I have been thrilled with my set of Letter Roads, so I'm very excited to see Number Roads have now been invented. Brilliant idea.
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