Montessori Chunky Wooden Alphabets Letters

This chunky wooden capital alphabets board is great for teaching children capital letters. When paired with the small letters board, you can teach children both side-by-side. It can also be used in Sensory bins.Ideal for creche, play groups, Montessori and early childhood education centers.How to use:

• Remove all the letters from the board and encourage children to fix them in the right place.
• Help children identify the letters of the alphabets by touching them and teaching the letter sounds.
• Match wooden letters with items around the house or environment. This chunky wooden capital alphabets board is great for teaching children capital letters. When paired with the small letters board, you can teach children both side-by-side. It can also be used in Sensory bins. Ideal for creche, play groups, Montessori and early childhood education centers. How to use: Remove all the letters from the board and encourage children to fix them in the right place. Help children identify the letters of the alphabets by touching them and teaching the letter sounds. Match wooden letters with items around the house or environment. This chunky wooden capital alphabets board is great for teaching children capital letters. When paired with the small letters board, you can teach children both side-by-side. It can also be used in Sensory bins. Ideal for creche, play groups, Montessori and early childhood education centers. How to use: Remove all the letters from the board and encourage children to fix them in the right place. Help children identify the letters of the alphabets by touching them and teaching the letter sounds. Match wooden letters with items around the house or environment. This chunky wooden capital alphabets board is great for teaching children capital letters. When paired with the small letters board, you can teach children both side-by-side. It can also be used in Sensory bins. Ideal for creche, play groups, Montessori and early childhood education centers. How to use: Remove all the letters from the board and encourage children to fix them in the right place. Help children identify the letters of the alphabets by touching them and teaching the letter sounds. Match wooden letters with items around the house or environment.