Instant recognition of high-frequency words is all-important for your students’ reading fluency and speed. Crisp, magnetized Dolch words and Social sight words are fun to use and a must-have for kinaesthetic learners.
An enviably practical collection of single letters for students to make up words, addresses, postcodes and, in fact, whatever you like! |
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A set of simple words, conjunctions and punctuation marks for developing sentence building skills. Ingenious yet simple – in common with so many of the very best ideas.
Complete with instructions and game suggestions. |
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We think it’s important to share information about how teachers are using Hands On resources and the impact they are having in your classrooms.
These comments reflect the comments we’ve had about Hands On Magnets.
The magnets are a great idea - they are interactive and pupils find it fun to use them. Again, they teach essential literacy skills, but in a really engaging way. They are so much better and so much more appropriate than anything else I have seen. At last a set of discreet magnets that don’t shout ‘I’ve got SEN’. They are neat, appropriate and have infinite uses.
You'll find that Hands On Magnets are smaller than magnetic words and letters commonly used with Primary school children. This is specifically so that when they are used on a magnetic board words and sentences appear as text appears in a book or on a screen.
The font is size 14 and each magnet measures 10mm high and range from 9mm to 37mm wide. |
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