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1. Start by gathering all the necessary materials for the activity, such as pre-primer Dolch word cards, letter tiles, or magnetic letters.
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5. Next, instruct the students to examine the letters needed to spell the chosen word. They can refer to the word card as a visual guide.
6. Provide the students with letter tiles or magnetic letters that correspond with the letters required to spell the word. They should choose the appropriate letters and arrange them in the correct order to form the word.
7. Once the word is successfully built, students can either write the word on a piece of paper or use a dry-erase marker to write it directly on the word card.
8. For added engagement and hands-on learning, consider incorporating additional activities, such as using letter stamps to stamp the word or creating a mini-booklet where students write the word in sentences.

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Build-a-word center pre-primer dolch is a tool used in educational settings to help young learners build and recognize word patterns.

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