Learning Resources Tactile Letter Set, 26 plastic pieces for learning lowercase letters, 4 years+

The Learning Resources Tactile Letters set helps children discover lowercase letters through touch. Each piece has a dot indicating the starting point, and the child then follows the arrows to understand the correct way to write the letter. If a mistake is made, the finger will feel that it has not followed the correct path, providing immediate tactile feedback.

The set contains 26 pieces made of plastic, each measuring 10 x 7 cm. These generous dimensions make the letters easy for small hands to handle and allow for clear tracing of the path with a finger. The plastic material can be used both at home and in classroom activities.

The product is ideal for learning letters and the graphic strokes that compose them. By combining sight with touch, the child develops correct writing skills before using a pencil on paper. It is a suitable tool for parents, educators, and speech therapists who want to support the development of writing skills.

The recommended age is 4 years and up. Do not leave toy packaging within reach of children and remove all packaging before giving the toy to the child. Keep instructions and labels for future reference, and keep the toy away from fire, high temperatures, and humidity.

Features:

• start with your finger on the dot indicating the starting point and follow the arrows to discover how to write the letter
• at any wrong step, you will feel that you have not followed the correct path
• the set is ideal for learning letters and the graphic strokes that compose them, and can be used successfully both at home and in classroom activities
• the set contains 26 pieces made of plastic

Frequently Asked Questions

What material are the pieces made of? The 26 pieces are made of plastic, suitable for use at home and in the classroom.

What size are the pieces? Each piece measures 10 x 7 cm, easy for small hands to handle.

For what age is the set recommended? The set is recommended for children aged 4 and up.

How does the set help with learning to write? The child starts on the starting dot and follows the arrows, feeling tactilely if they have not followed the correct letter path.