Letter Construction Mega Activity Set

With this letter-building activity set (now that’s a great word for a spelling test), your child can build the letter they hear and physically shape it with their own hands.

For example, you can talk about how the letter B is made from one straight line and two curved bumps, while your child takes their time “constructing” the letter piece by piece.

Using the colour-coded pieces, your child can build the letters shown on the activity cards. The snap-together parts make it easy and fun to create both uppercase and lowercase letters.

This set includes:

• 60 letter pieces
• 13 double-sided activity cards
• An easy-to-follow activity guide in simple English with ideas and suggestions for learning activities.

Colourful pieces make learning visual and hands-on.

The largest piece measures 25 cm.

The activity is great for your child's well-being and ability to learn:

• Strengthens your child's reading skills, which makes your child more self-reliant.
• In this way, you can strengthen your child's understanding of language through play.

Suitable for children aged 4 yrs. to 6 yrs.

Your child uses a wide range of skills in the classroom, and every day they're learning new academic, social, mental, and physical skills all at the same time. Practising one or two academic skills at home with you in a relaxed setting can make school a better experience for your child.

With educational games, puzzles, and other kinds of playful educational activities, your child can gradually get better at small multiplication tables, writing, logical reasoning, number recognition, and other academic skills.

Maybe your child simply can’t get enough of schoolwork and wants to have more numbers, letters, and logic at home. Or maybe your child is excited to start school and learn lots of things just like their older siblings or friends. Keeping school-related toys around at home is a great way to introduce your child to playful, enjoyable learning so they can play themselves smarter whenever they want.

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