Elite Montessori Lower and Capital Case Sandpaper Letters with Boxes

Thick, sturdy, and well made. We had a pair of these for years and the quality never changed. The sand paper did not rub off. We are on our second set only because we lost some of our first. I am very pleased with the quality of the sandpaper letters and the value. My daughter enjoyed using them and they were very helpful in helping her learn to write.

These upper and lower case sandpaper letter are printed in sandpaper of fiberboard and seem like excellent quality that will last. They came carefully packaged with foam, thin paper sheets and shrink wrap to avoid any damage during transit. They were also come in reverse order to allow for ease in unboxing and then storing.

The quality is very good and appears to be durable. The set also arrived promptly.Sandpaper letters are a must-have multi-sensory activity for preschool children learning their letter sounds and corresponding graphemes. Additionally, Montessori activities and multi-sensory techniques are essential for young children who struggle with phonemic awareness and similar challenges.

The media could not be loaded. Value for your money!Great quality.Came in a nice box but which there was a lid to close the top.All the letters were there as described.My toddler was a bit adamant about even trying to write or trace and this really brought his interest to table to attempt free hand writing.Wish it was a bit bigger.

Yes, they are exactly Montessori classroom size or quality, but that's not what I need for my children at home. These are sized perfectly for our small school shelves and seem to be holding up well to 3 and 5 year old hands.There was some loose sand in the package but not too much.I did add a small dot to remind them where to start tracing each letter.Yes, I do recommend!

These are great. They are smaller than I expected but that is my mistake for not checking. They are the perfect size for the the hands of the children who are using them though!

This is great! You can have your child touch the construction of the letters or use them as flash cards. I also set up the at words and change out the first letter. I am still learn what I can do with this tool but it has been great so far and I know we will have years. of use with this one!!The construction is solid wood boxes with thick wood letters that have sandpaper letters you can touch.

I was skeptic on these because of the price but they are amazing and sturdy ! The only downfall which I’m sure can’t be avoided is the sand that falls off but I wouldn’t not buy just becauseOf this.