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Letter Tracing Sensory Pad

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$11.15 $17.99 In stock

Practice letter formation and fine motor skills in a multisensory way

  • Letter Formation Handwriting Practice: Encourage young learners to practice letter formation and build fine motor skills through engaging, multisensory exploration!
  • Toddler Alphabet Learning: Our durable, child-tested Letter Tracing Sensory Pad is prefilled with a thick, translucent, movable gel that stays safely inside the pad for mess-free learning.
  • Tactile Letter Tracing Board: Reusable activity cards provide a hands-on approach to teaching uppercase and lowercase letter formation. All activity cards store inside the pad, perfect on the go!
  • Homeschool Preschool Learning Activities: This set includes 1 Letter Tracing Sensory Pad with Stylus, 16 double-sided Activity Cards, and a Getting Started Guide.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry R. ★★★★★

My son traces the letters with his finger before trying them with the stylus, and something about that two-step really clicked for him. His grip on a pencil has gotten noticeably steadier after a few weeks with it.

Mia ★★★★★

The raised letters give my daughter something to trace with her finger before she ever picks up a pencil, which seems to help it stick. She'll sit with it for twenty minutes working through the whole alphabet, and her grip on crayons has gotten noticeably steadier.

Grace ★★★★★

My 4-year-old actually asks to use this during quiet time, which never happens with worksheets. Running her finger along the grooves seems to help her remember where to start each letter.