Rubbing Alphabets – Lowercase

Description

Rubbing Alphabets  – Montessori Lowercase Letters with Box – SL104

Montessori rubbing alphabets – A set of tactile materials that are used to teach young children how to read, write, and recognize letters of the alphabet. The letters are typically made out of sandpaper and are designed to be traced with the fingers.

When a child is first introduced to the sandpaper letters, they are encouraged to trace the shape of the letters with their fingers, while a teacher or parent provides the phonetic sound of the letter. This multisensory experience helps children to connect the sound of the letter with its shape, which reinforces their understanding of the alphabet.

Rubbing letters is a valuable learning tool for children in a Montessori classroom, as well as in preschools and homeschooling. By including sandpaper letters as part of the language curriculum, educators and parents can help children build a strong foundation for reading and writing that will benefit them throughout their academic and personal lives.

Features:

• Tactile Learning: The sandpaper letters provide a tactile experience that engages multiple senses, including touch and sight. This hands-on approach to learning helps children to form a deeper connection with the letters and reinforces their understanding of the alphabet.
• Multi-Sensory Approach: The use of sandpaper letters as part of a multi-sensory approach to teaching helps children to learn in a way that is natural and engaging. By using visual, auditory, and tactile cues, children are able to make connections between the letters and their corresponding sounds.
• Self-Correction: The use of sandpaper letters allows children to correct themselves when they make mistakes. As they trace the shape of the letters with their fingers, they can feel any inconsistencies in the formation of the letter and make corrections accordingly.
• Independence: Sandpaper letters are designed to be used independently by children, which allows them to explore the letters at their own pace. This fosters a sense of independence and self-directed learning, which can help to build confidence and a love of learning.
• Preparation for Writing: Tracing the letters with their fingers helps children develop the fine motor skills required for writing. This prepares them for the next stage of their literacy development, which is learning how to write the letters themselves.

Note: All 26 Uppercase letters on the natural wood finish with dark black sandpaper 600 grit and will be shipped in a wooden box.

Dimensions:
Box Dimensions:
Length: 10 inches
Width: 5 inches
Height: 5 inches

Wooden Tiles Dimensions:
Width: 5 inches
Length: 5 inches

Age Group: 3 years to 6 years

Note: Color may slightly vary from the pictures.