Children learn to build capitals using "Wood Piece" stamps. Magnetic, chalk-like writing tool promotes important fine motor skills and lets children form capitals and numbers on their own.
Set includes:
Roll-A-Dough Letters and Stamp and See Screen also work well together. Use the Roll-A-Dough Cards on the Stamp and See Screen as a template for tracing letters. Students will be amazed when they lift the card and see the letters they made.
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Use on tables, lockers, or cubbies. They are great visual aids for teaching children how to write their names in capitals and title case. Contains 30 (3½" x 11") card stock plates.
It's fun to roll dough snakes and make capital letters and numbers. Use the tray with sand, shaving cream, or rice for additional practice. Set includes: 18 double sided laminated Capital Letter and Number Cards, multisensory tray, and 12 oz container of dough.
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Engaging puppet helps you teach the C stroke to begin capital letters C, O, G, and Q and to begin lowercase letters a, d, g, o, and q. (12" tall)
