Build Phonemic Awareness. Strengthen Spanish Literacy. Teach with Intention.
Students learning to read in Spanish need explicit, language-specific instruction.
They do not need translated materials.
Letras y Sílabas Word Work Board is a Spanish-first instructional tool, NOT translated from English. It provides a structured workspace that supports phonemic awareness (conciencia fonológica), Spanish syllable work (sílabas), and early decoding through hands-on, multisensory instruction.
Grounded in the Science of Reading, this board makes Spanish word work visible, organized, and intentional. As a result, it supports literacy instruction in dual language, bilingual, and Spanish literacy classrooms.
This is not an add-on or a translation.
Rather, it is intentionally built for Spanish reading development.
WHY EDUCATORS CHOOSE THIS BOARD
- Spanish-first design for authentic literacy instruction
- Supports explicit, structured word work in Spanish phonics
- Reinforces phonemic awareness and syllable manipulation
- Provides a clear workspace for building and analyzing words
- Ideal for dual language immersion, intervention, and literacy centers
- Works with any core curriculum
KEY SKILLS SUPPORTED
This word work board explicitly supports the development of:
- Letter recognition in Spanish
- Phonemic awareness
- Spanish syllable blending and segmentation
- Word building and word analysis
- Early reading fluency
Because of this alignment, instruction is intentionally grounded in evidence-based Spanish literacy practices, ensuring students build strong foundations for reading success.
KEY FEATURES
Magnetic & dry erase
Designed for hands-on instruction, this board supports phonics lessons, word sorts, morphology practice, decodable word building, and small-group intervention.
Portable & foldable
The board folds to 9″ × 12″ and opens to a generous 18″ × 12″ workspace, making it easy to store and ideal for teachers on the move.
Built-in organization
Color-coded sections keep magnetic tiles sorted, visible, and ready for structured word work routines.
Clearly defined instructional workspace
Provides a clear, intentional workspace for letter and syllable manipulation, supporting explicit phonemic awareness and word-building routines.
Designed to work with Spanish magnets
Intentionally designed for use with Spanish letter and syllable magnets to support Spanish-first literacy instruction.
Built for daily classroom use
This board is designed for durability, visibility, and consistent use across whole-group instruction, small groups, and intervention settings.
HOW TEACHERS USE IT
Whole-group instruction
Model word building, syllable segmentation, and decoding routines explicitly.
Small-group instruction and intervention
Provide targeted practice with phonemic awareness and decoding skills.
Dual language classrooms
Use alongside English word work tools to support cross-linguistic connections.
DISTRICT JUSTIFICATION
This Spanish-first instructional tool supports literacy and explicit phonics instruction aligned with the Science of Reading.
The structured design strengthens phonemic awareness and decoding through a clear workspace for Spanish word work. In addition, it supports core and intervention instruction.
As a result, it is designed for easy adoption. In addition, it supports piloting and scaling Spanish literacy instruction across classrooms and schools.
BUILT TO WORK AS A SYSTEM
For maximum impact, pair with:
✔ Spanish – Letras y Sílabas Magnéticas (sold separately)
Provides the manipulatives needed for hands-on phonemic awareness and word building.
REVIEWS
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“This board completely changed how my students approach Spanish phonics instruction. It gives structure to our lessons and makes it easy to build words.”
— Paola H., Bilingual Classroom Teacher
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“The board pairs perfectly with the Spanish magnets. Together, they support explicit instruction in a way our dual language program truly needed.”
— Carolina P., Dual Language Program Coordinator
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“I appreciate how intentional this tool is. It supports clear routines for Spanish spelling and works beautifully in small-group instruction.”
— Sofia H., Literacy Intervention Specialist







