Great way to incorporate multi-sensory practice with learning letters!

Great for multi-sensory learning!

Great product

We also bought the lower case letter set and use them in tandem to match up the letters. The texture of them is great, not too rough.

These are used daily in centers and also for one on one. Students love feeling the letters as we practice.

Love these for my visually impaired students!

These are fantastic for teaching the basics of learning to write letters. We are using these to introduce the letter formation in a tactile way and then move on to tracing the letters and finally writing them on their own. Come in a little storage container to make sure they don't get lost. I only wish they were a little thicker.

The tactile material makes introduction to tracing fun!

We use these in our home school and they work great! Would recommend!

These materials are excellent hands on activities to introduce the upper and lower case alphabet letters to children. I am gathering these same materials for my grandchild which I used in my own Kindergarten public school classroom for nineteen years.

I thought about creating my own : Printing on cardstock Putting glitter Well my daughter started scratching off the glitter on my homemade cards so I decided to go for these. They are a bit pricier perhaps than making them, but it’s also time consuming to do your own and they won’t look as pleasing.

My students love tracing these with their fingers. I also had one student close their eyes and their partner guide their finger on the letter. The partner with their eyes closed tried to guess which letter! So much fun!