-
Students' reading development is heavily dependent on their understanding of the alphabetic principle. It is important to learn the name, shape, & sound of each letter both in order & out. Sequencing the alphabet aids dictionary skills & retrieval of words for spelling.
It often helps dyslexic children to retain teaching if we use using methods where they are feeling, seeing, saying & writing. The letters are versatile; they can be used to build up words phonetically, for sequencing the alphabet, introducing dictionary skills & tracking for those children with visual processing difficulties.
Small Wooden Alphabet Letters (machine cut) - lower case Approximately 50 letters per pack.
Large Wooden Alphabet Letters (hand cut) one of each alphabet letter and one extra k, f and b: according to the type the child is used to.
Small Wooden Alphabet Letters (hand cut) - in the internationally recognised Sassoon Infant & therefore are very similar to the handwriting style taught in schools. Includes one of each letter plus an additional ‘e’ & ‘o’ to make all vowel digraphs & an additional ‘s’ & ‘d’ for plurals & past tens. -
Wooden Alphabet Letters - lower case
au$25.00 per set
Desk-sized Handmade Wooden Alphabet Letters
au$16.00 per set
Small Wooden Alphabet Letters
au$13.00 per set
Wooden Letters at
Dyslexia Support Services