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Wooden Letter Tracing Board

Wooden Letter Tracing Board

$34.95 USD
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Bring your child's literacy journey to life with the double-sided (lowercase and uppercase) Montessori & Me Letter Tracing Board—approved by Montessori guides and designed for hands-on, multisensory learning. Younger learners can use their fingers to initiate letter tracing, fostering visual and muscle memory, while older...

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What is the best way to clean my tracing board?

Our wooden letter tracing board is finished with a clear child-safe lacquer for protection from most stains.Clean your tracing board by simply wiping it with a lightly dampened cloth.

At what age should I introduce a letter tracing board to my child?

Wooden letter tracing boards are typically suitable for children aged 3 and above. It's an excellent tool for introducing letter formation and handwriting skills during the preschool and early elementary years.

What is a letter tracing board used for?

The key purpose of the letter tracing board is to aid your child with proper letter formation through exercising visual and muscle memory.

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Wooden Letter Tracing Board

$34.95 USD
$34.95 USD

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Styled mom
Amazing

Sturdy heavy weight, great size, toddler finger size grooves, ultra smooth tracing with stylus, finished beautifully. Now I just need one with different lines and shapes that is the same quality. This is an amazing buy straight out of the box. Love it. I may gift some to my child's preschool classroom.

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Abraham
Great quality letter tracing board!

I love this product, it is of amazing quality and I know I'll to use it with my son, even with more children down the line. I purchased this for my son and my niece and my niece loved it. I know my son will love it too as his interest for writing and reading develops further. Great teaching tool and awesome practice for writing and letter recognition.

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tweekerbeeker
Great for kids with special needs

Forget the copybooks-THIS is what your kid needs if handwriting is difficult! I bought the copybooks for my autistic kids, but they were much too small. This is the perfect size for early learners and those with special needs. The grooves are deep and the letters are large. Turn it over and you can do lower case. You do not actually WRITE, as it comes with a stylus, but my kids love it anyway! The only drawback is that there is only 1 stylus, so if you lose it...

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Kathleen Eustis
Quality

My granddaughter will enjoy this I am sure.

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Lisa Scott
We love it!

Both my 3-year-old son and my 4-year-old daughter love this tracing board. They choose to use it every day. After using this for a week my daughter has started writing letters on her own!

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Proper Letter Formation

Proper Letter Formation

The Montessori & Me letter tracing board helps children develop proper visual and muscle memory of upper and lowercase letters in preparation for reading and writing. Our tracing board is larger than most competitors for improved articulation of finger and stylus tracing movements.

Hands-On Learning Experience

Hands-On Learning Experience

Learning through hands-on experiences is one of the most impactful ways for humans to develop and retain knowledge. With the letter tracing board, your child will gain experience through stimuli from finger or stylus tracing while also developing the technique to maintain a proper pencil grip.

Double-Sided Flexibility

Double-Sided Flexibility

The Montessori & Me letter tracing board features lowercase letters on one side for your child’s initial introduction to letter tracing and uppercase letters on the other side to support continued development of reading and writing. A built-in groove on the solid wood tracing board keeps a stylus within close reach.

Getting Started

Getting Started

Select three to four letters and place the board in front of your child. Demonstrate the proper tracing motion for each letter, using only your fingers and saying the letter sound aloud as you trace. Invite your child to trace each letter with their finger or the included stylus, based on your child's readiness. Continue practicing until your child is ready for new letters to trace.