ALPHABET SORT AND WORDS SPELL

A child who can amass and master a great number of words and develop the ability to creatively put words together and take them apart has conquered the learning process as the English language is at the base of all subjects. 
Allow your pupils to become masters of the English language at an early age. Other subjects will become their loyal subjects. 
The Sort & Spell is a result-oriented and engaging activity the kids love. When deployed, It lights up the class atmosphere and no child wants to be left out. It helps children to perfect their spelling and build a word bank they can always rely on.
This product is a moving alphabet adaptation. Word-building activities help children establish a solid, unshakable, resilient, and successful spelling, and reading foundation.This is a great starting resource for children who aspire to be spelling bee champions. 
Explore the advantages of using this material for your child.
*1) Aids Early Motor Skills Development:* 
*2.) Makes the Abstract Concept of Learning Real :* 
*3.) Makes Children Active Participation in the Learning Process:* 
*4.) Aids in the Development of Phonemic Awareness* 
*5) Aids Word Recognition and Decoding Skills:*
*6) Enhances Vocabulary Expansion:*
*7.) An Interactive and Fun Learning Experience:"*
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 *1) Hands-on learning:* Moving alphabets typically involves physical manipulatives, such as letter tiles or cards, that children can touch and move. This hands-on approach engages multiple senses and enhances the learning experience. The tactile nature of moving alphabet materials helps children develop fine motor skills as they handle and arrange the letters.
*2.) Visual and spatial learning:* Manipulating letters in a moving alphabet allows children to visually observe and understand the relationship between letters, their positions, and how they form words. This spatial aspect helps them comprehend letter patterns, identify similarities and differences between words, and develop a strong foundation in spelling and reading.
*3.) Active participation:* When children actively participate in constructing words with a moving alphabet resource, they become active learners rather than passive recipients of information. This active engagement fosters curiosity, motivation, and a sense of ownership over their learning process. It also encourages experimentation and problem-solving as children explore different combinations of letters to create words.
*4.) Phonemic awareness* Phonemic awareness refers to the ability to identify and manipulate individual sounds (phonemes) in spoken words. Moving alphabets can facilitate phonemic awareness development by allowing children to physically manipulate letters, isolating and combining sounds to create new words. This hands-on experience helps them grasp the connection between letters and sounds, a crucial skill for reading and spelling.
*5) Word recognition and decoding skills*: The process of arranging letters to form words using a moving alphabet resource helps children develop word recognition and decoding skills. By physically manipulating the letters, they gain a deeper understanding of how different letter combinations produce specific sounds and words. This practice strengthens their ability to decode unfamiliar words, improving overall reading proficiency.
*6) Vocabulary expansion:* Moving alphabets provides a platform for children to explore and experiment with words. As they construct and deconstruct words using different combinations of letters, they expand their vocabulary and develop a richer understanding of word structures. This process also promotes wordplay, creativity, and the ability to generate new words.
 Incorporating moving alphabet into teaching activities adds an element of interactivity and fun to the learning process. Children are more likely to stay engaged and motivated when they can physically manipulate letters, construct words, and actively participate in word-building activities. This positive learning experience contributes to their overall enthusiasm for reading, writing, and language learning.