Small stackable cubes with visually stimulating colors and patterns. Spongy texture to grip easily and safely. Each piece is a rattle. Varied...
Headu Montessori Touch ABC
$15.99
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Children touch the emery letters, associate the graphemes with the word and, thanks to the special self-correcting tokens, learn the alphabet and can distinguish longer and shorter words. Great way for kids to learn your first words and compare their length. Promotes tactile sensitivity with the tactile letters. Makes learning the alphabet easier.
- Recognize the alphabet with the self-correcting puzzles
- Learn your first words and compare their length
- Promote tactile sensitivity with the tactile letters
- Develop manual abilities completing the alphabet puzzle
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