Wooden tactile letters: lowercase – Erzi

This tactile wooden lowercase letters educational game from Erzi features 29 wooden letter tracing boards including a,o & u with umlauts for hands-on learning of the alphabet.

The tactile lowercase letters have been carved into each wooden board so children can feel, trace, copy and arrange them for fun and thorough learning.

This literacy and language learning material for preschool, pre-reading and pre-writing practice can also be used in special education for the visually impaired and the blind as the marking point on the bottom right of each wooden board guarantees you have the letter the correct way up.

Made in Germany from birch wood and finished in safe, non-toxic, water-based paint, each tactile letter board measures 7 x 5 x 0.4cm.

The Erzi wooden tactile lowercase letters set is recommended for children aged 4 years and up.

Contents:

29 wooden tactile lowercase letters boards
A box for storage

About Erzi

German brand Erzi have been making high quality and durable wooden role play toys and educational games since 1991. Their goal is to support individual child development, inspire play and delight customers with the high quality of their toys.

The high quality Erzi wooden toys and learning products are distinguished by a broad diversity of natural shapes and colours and are durable and sustainable. Children will love learning through play with Erzi’s delightful and educationally valuable classic wooden toys, including the highly detailed and realistic wooden play food for which they are renowned.

Erzi use locally sourced wood certified and enhanced by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) label for the creation of their toys. All finishes such as water-based paints and varnishes are non-toxic and each Erzi product complies with the highest standard of toy safety.

The comprehensive range of Erzi products bear the distinctive “made in Germany” seal of quality, originating, as they do, from Germany’s Ore Mountains. They take great pride in their traditional Saxon craft processes using environmentally-friendly processes and materials.