Tactile Letters Kit with Activity Guide
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Tactile Letters Kit with Activity Guide

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ISBN: 9780742427204
Grades: PK-1
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Choking Hazard
  • Small parts Not for children under 3 yrs.

Product Description:

Black cardboard squares (2.75" x 3.5") have rounded edges and textured ivory letters, one set of upper case and one set of lower case. The texture is like sandpaper, but seems a little better stuck to the cards. Children can trace the letters with a finger as they are learning to write them. Lay paper over the letter and make a rubbing. Match upper & lower case. Use these with vision impaired students. Some kids are more tactile than others and these are a good option for a child who needs a multi-sensory approach to learning phonics. 54 cards w/an idea guide ~ Sara

Publisher Description:

Perfect for students in preschool through first grade, the Tactile Letters Kit includes both sets of lowercase and uppercase sandpaper-textured letter cards, plus an activity guide. This set is ideal for teaching children letter recognition and basic phonics!

Primary Subject
Early Learning
Grade Start
PK
Grade End
1
ISBN
9780742427204
EAN
651468831202
Format
Other
Brand Name
Carson-Dellosa
Weight
0.35 (lbs.)
Dimensions
7.62" x 7.0" x 0.88"
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They look really cute on sensory play tables on Instagram. We are excited to start playing with them.
Laura W on May 17, 2022
I tutor many children from their homes. I need sandpaper letters that are small and light to fit easily in my travel box.
Mary F on Nov 11, 2021
They look really cute on sensory play tables on Instagram. We are excited to start playing with them.
Laura W on May 17, 2022
Had another set already
Carol T on Apr 7, 2022
I tutor many children from their homes. I need sandpaper letters that are small and light to fit easily in my travel box.
Mary F on Nov 11, 2021
To help preschoolers learn the first letter of their names.
L W on Aug 25, 2021
To use with Simply Classical Level B
Megan H on Jun 22, 2021
My Grandson has processing disorder. I think this will help him.
User on Feb 14, 2019
Modern simple look makes them more appealing than others. Will be used to learn letters
Brittany L on Feb 5, 2019
friend told me they were awesome
Aimee D on Sep 25, 2018
My granddaughter needs to focus on upper and lower case letters separately.
CRYSTAL A on Sep 7, 2018
The size and color work so well for pre-k children.
Cheryl A on Aug 9, 2018
For teaching phonics and letter recognition.
Jennifer G on Aug 5, 2018
Nicely priced tactile letter cards!
Lisa M on Aug 5, 2018
I have a tactile learner
Brandon M on Jul 23, 2018
I am tutoring a boy who doesn't know how to form his letters.
Eric H on Jun 13, 2018
I saw several homeschool moms on instagram using these cards for their preschoolers
Laura B on Mar 8, 2018
I have a Special Needs classroom. My students are tactile learners.
Barbara S on Feb 28, 2018
It is part of the Memoria Press preschool curriculum, and I have no desire to spend hours making my own set of sandpaper letters!
Anaise R on Apr 11, 2017
My 1st grader is Dyslexic, these help with her letter distinction, there also great for working with my preschoolers.
Heather M on Sep 6, 2016
I wanted to make one of these types of sets myself, but honestly, I'd rather spend the money instead of the time to do it right now.
Brian T on Jul 31, 2016
Sandpaper letters and numerals are used in a montessori style setting and have been very helpful for my kids.
Holly M on Jul 29, 2016
"Used in the Memoria Press Simply Classical Level A curriculum."
User on Oct 23, 2015
I have been looking for an economical version of the sandpaper letters and I am thrilled this is an option for my family now.
Daniel M on Oct 13, 2015
Had another set already
Carol T on Apr 7, 2022
To help preschoolers learn the first letter of their names.
L W on Aug 25, 2021
Are all of these letters in exactly the same font the same as Zaner-Bloser's font?
Thanks!
Monica on Jan 4, 2022
BEST ANSWER: These are a traditional font, and so is Zaner-Bloser, so they should match just fine.
Are these big enough to trace with both index and middle fingers together?
User on Aug 1, 2019
BEST ANSWER: No they are not big enough for both fingers. They are definitely on the small side. Might want to try Montessori sandpaper letters.
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They’re gtea
They’re great!
May 24, 2022
Purchased
 1 year ago
Rated 5 out of 5
My students love these!
My students have really internalized the symbol to sound relationship using this great tool. They are great for sorting tall letters, curved letters, and to discuss the differences between simiilar looking letters, like b and d, m and n, and t and f! All of these little things matter, and this kit have helped my kiddos tremendously! :)
November 16, 2021
Purchased
 1 year ago
Rated 5 out of 5
Great
Great size and fun to use
September 8, 2020
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Rated 5 out of 5
Great product!
Excellent teaching tool. Well made thick cards. The sand paper has maintained its texture after a year of use and cards are still very study
March 9, 2018
Purchased
 over 7 years ago
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