🔍 This alphabet board, made of hard and smooth beechwood, introduces children to their first writing skills. Using a wooden stylus, they can trace the alphabet — thus internalizing the fine motor movements required for the different letters. The wooden alphabet can also be filled with beans or rice to practice fine motor skills and familiarize children with the 26 shapes. Set 2: Includes numbers from 0 to 9 and geometric shapes.
🧠 Montessori-inspired learning materials bridge the gap between the abstract, elusive code of letters and students' own sensory perception. Children with ADHD, in particular, are often right-brain dominant —and benefit from engaging diverse senses, including haptics (touch), when learning.
