Learning Without Tears Hands-On Student Pack, Letters & Numbers Kit

Letters and Numbers Student Pack with Wooden Letter Pieces, Mat, Slate, Chalk and Sponge – Learning Without Tears

$72.50
Sale price  $72.50 Regular price 
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Learning Without Tears Hands-On Student Pack, Letters & Numbers Kit

Letters and Numbers Student Pack with Wooden Letter Pieces, Mat, Slate, Chalk and Sponge – Learning Without Tears

$72.50
Sale price  $72.50 Regular price 

A letters and numbers student pack combines tactile building and writing materials for children beginning capital-letter and numeral practice. Learning Without Tears designed this individual kit for preschool through early elementary use at home or in the classroom.

Wooden letter pieces and a mat let learners construct capitals before moving to the slate for tracing and writing. Sponge cubes and chalk bits add multisensory practice that supports fine-motor control, spatial awareness and letter recognition while encouraging a consistent daily handwriting routine.

Specifications

  • Brand: Learning Without Tears
  • Model: SMKB
  • Product: Hands-On Student Pack
  • Focus: Capital letters and numbers
  • Included: Wooden letter pieces
  • Included: Mat
  • Included: Slate
  • Included: Sponge cubes
  • Included: Chalk bits
  • Recommended level: Preschool through early elementary
  • Learning approach: Visual, auditory and kinesthetic
  • Skills: Letter building and tracing
  • Skills: Fine-motor control
  • Skills: Spatial awareness
  • Skills: Letter and number recognition
  • Use: Individual home or classroom practice
  • Package dimensions: 12.68 x 10 x 2.05 in
  • Weight: 15.2 oz

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials are included?

The student pack includes wooden letter pieces, a mat, a slate, sponge cubes and chalk bits.

Which skills does the kit develop?

Activities support capital-letter and number formation, fine-motor control, spatial awareness and recognition.

Who is the student pack for?

It is designed for individual learners from preschool through early elementary.

How are the wooden pieces used?

Children arrange the wooden pieces on the mat to build capital letters before tracing and writing them on the slate.

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