An Isogram, otherwise known as a “nonpattern word”, is just a fancy way of referring to a word or phrase that has no repeating letters. This particular activity not only introduces the child to Isograms but includes a little general spelling practice as well as an Arts and Crafts component.
It is a great way for a child to take a break from pencils and erasers, roll up their sleeves and get a little spelling and vocabulary practice!
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