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Edu Fun - Trace Me English Upper Case Letters - 28pcs

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Pre-writing skills are enhanced with these toy helping Bodily/kinesthetic and Visual/Spatial intelligences to be developed. Available in upper case and lower case letters. Made of high quality natural wood with non-toxic paints conforming to European toy safety standards.
They can trace them with their fingers or use the wooden pencil. Set includes twenty-six capital letters in wooden storage box. 26 Pieces + 2 Wooden Pencils + Woodn Box
A dot on the lower right corner of each plate denotes right side up. Letter can also be used as tiles for word configurations. Use our Uppercase Letter Tracing Worksheets to build letter recognition and letter formation skills when teaching handwriting in early childhood students.

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Trace me English upper case letters. When children have the opportunity to touch and feel the letters shapes, they are learning! With these carved wooden boards, children compare, contrast, and examine each letter in a multisensory way.

Overview

Product Dimensions24.5 x 8 x 5 cm
Package Dimensions24.5 x 8 x 5 cm
Weight2 KG
Recommended AgeSuitable for 2 years and above

Product details

Features

Pre-writing skills are enhanced with these toy helping Bodily/kinesthetic and Visual/Spatial intelligences to be developed. Available in upper case and lower case letters. Made of high quality natural wood with non-toxic paints conforming to European toy safety standards.
They can trace them with their fingers or use the wooden pencil. Set includes twenty-six capital letters in wooden storage box. 26 Pieces + 2 Wooden Pencils + Woodn Box
A dot on the lower right corner of each plate denotes right side up. Letter can also be used as tiles for word configurations. Use our Uppercase Letter Tracing Worksheets to build letter recognition and letter formation skills when teaching handwriting in early childhood students.