Letter Tracing Sensory Pad - Learn to Write

Slide one of the activity cards into the frame and let your child trace both upper- and lowercase letters in the squishy gel using the attached stylus. Helpful arrows show the correct stroke direction, making it easier for little learners to practise proper letter formation from the very beginning.

Includes 13 double-sided alphabet cards with letters A–Z.

This activity stimulates important skills which are great for your child's well-being and ability to learn new things:

• Play with letters sparks your child's enthusiasm for reading and helps develop their awareness of the link between letters and sounds.
• Improves your child's ability to correctly hold pencils, colouring pens, and other writing tools.
• In this way, you can strengthen your child's understanding of language through play.

Suitable for ages 3 yrs. to 7 yrs.

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

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

Maybe your child just can't get enough of schoolwork and wants more letters, numbers, and logic at home. Or maybe your child isn't in school yet but can't wait to get started and learn a bunch of stuff just like their older siblings or friends. Leaving some educational toys lying around the house 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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