Asweets Wooden Letters Practicing Board,Double-Sided Alphabet Tracing Boards to Writing ABC Educational Toy Game Tool Montessori Kids Gift for Preschool 3 4 5 Years Old

I bought this for my student to practice writing with and I think it’s worth the amount paid. It’s held up well so far. I love that the wooden pencil connects to the board so we don’t lose it in class.

The media could not be loaded. I got it for my 3 year old but even though he liked it I don’t think he fully got what he was supposed to do. Having said that I think it’s better for older kids, my 6yr old started to practice the correct way to write his letters on it and he loved it and I think it’s a good tool to practice.

This product is fantastic! I love that the little wooden “pencil” is attached by a string (similar items don’t do this). I’ve been teaching letter recognition with my younger kids and with the older kids it has been nice to have the strokes numbered. Well done!

I like this because it teaches them how to hold a pencil young. I tried the board for myself and it really feels like you’re writing with a pencil. Good for gaining memory on how to write letters and what it should feel like

Great board to have with you if your traveling!!!! This board has a wooden “pen” attached to it with a string so you don’t loss it. A toddler can hold it in their lap in the car. There are arrows to help direct the written pattern of each letter

It is critical that toddlers learn how to write letters and numbers and it all starts with tracing them over and over. This tracing board requires NO paper, the letters and engraved into durable bamboowood on each side of the tablet. On one side you have capital letters and on the other side there are small case letters. This has a stylus attached to a string that the child uses to learn how to make the motion of forming each letter over and over without the need for paper at that time. They can then try their skills later with paper and a pencil and see how they have learned. The board has arrows next to each letter showing the direction to move the stylus. This is well thought out and a great gift idea.

We have a few of these types of aids, and I have developed preferences. This ticks most of the boxes.It’s the right size for small laps. The stylus is attached AND nests. ALL of them should do this. It makes it always ready to be used. It makes it travel well. It makes it better.The grooves are smooth with no chips or splinters. I prefer no guiding lines for how to make the shape- as some variation is fine as long as you can reliably produce the symbol, but it’s not a deal breaker for me.This is affordable, giftable, well made, and a great learning supplement for travel/quiet places (dr. offices, church, when baby is napping, etc.)

This has helped my kids gain muscle memory when it comes to the shape of letters. They practice on the board using the attached pencil, and it becomes a natural movement for them on real paper.