Featured Review: Word World Toys: Making learning to spell fun
by Ciaran:
Recently I have found myself navigating my days like a nonstop spelling bee. Ever since watching the PBS Kids show Word Worldand becoming entirely addicted to it, my 3-year-old son has a voraciousappetite for words. He wants to know how to spell just abouteverything that crosses our path, or that pops into his imagination,including "rhinoceros eating a peanut butter sandwich." He keeps me on my toes which is why I was so thrilled to find out about the line of Word World toys.
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Recently I have found myself navigating my days like a nonstop spelling bee. Ever since watching the PBS Kids show Word Worldand becoming entirely addicted to it, my 3-year-old son has a voraciousappetite for words. He wants to know how to spell just abouteverything that crosses our path, or that pops into his imagination,including "rhinoceros eating a peanut butter sandwich." He keeps me on my toes which is why I was so thrilled to find out about the line of Word World toys. 
