To begin with, it contains cards that correspond to a letter.
In addition, the obverse has the letter embossed in three ways, with the writing direction to form the letter correctly.
The relief also allows children to run their fingers over the letters and assimilate the shapes and direction of the writing. And on the back, the child will find an erasable side to practice writing the letter following the model.
It is also very practical, as the cards, marker and eraser are easily stored in the drawer of the pretty wooden box.
The game contains a cardboard box, 26 cards, an eraser and an erasable marker.
👩🏻🎓 At a pedagogical level, any learning should be based on four key points:
* Adaptation to the pace of each child. Time must be given to children to learn to think, to have criteria, to discover their abilities and to have self-confidence.
* Autonomy. It is very important that from a very young age we give them space to manage themselves, to learn from their environment and thus develop fully. Children learn, so let them do so in a meaningful way by accompanying them in the process, without directing them.
* Discovery. It is essential to be curious about learning, and this is achieved by giving children the option to discover new things. It is at this point that it makes sense to start the learning process, as soon as children have become interested in discovering something.
* Self-correction. Once we put all of the above into practice, we can make mistakes. Great! That's what we need to move forward and improve. Activities and toys that allow us to check their correct execution are fantastic. Children can self-correct and learn effectively.
And learning to read and write is even more important. We must encourage a taste for these abstract skills that are so necessary in our daily lives, and, as always, playing is the best option.
