Games around letters and words

Educational game lowercase
As with the uppercase game, children can understand lowercase letters better when they can touch and feel the shapes and curves at the same time.
The letters are much easier to remember by tracing, then cutting out, handicrafts, molding and then stamping or simply tracing with the ends of a pen. This is also an important source of experience for preschool children and should be practiced with them. Because they can be felt, the wooden tablets can also be used in special education, for example for the visually impaired and the blind. If the marking point on the wooden boards is at the bottom right, it is guaranteed that the letter is not upside down. The learning games capital letters or numbers are ideal additions to this learning game.
Material: birch plywood, colored lacquered
Contents: 29 parts
Size of the wooden tablets: 7 x 5 x 0.4 cm
Age recommendation: from 4 years

Educational game capital letters
The understanding of letters is taken literally in the Erzi letter game. In order to be able to better understand the capital letters, it is helpful to touch them and explore them by feel.
Drawing through, then cutting out, handicrafts, molding or simply tracing with pencil ends internalizes the letter, which makes the game indispensable for preschoolers in particular. Because they can be felt, the wooden tablets can also be used in special education, for example for the visually impaired and the blind. If the marking point on the wooden boards is at the bottom right, it is guaranteed that the letter is not upside down. The learning games lower case letters or numbers are ideal additions to this learning game.
Material: birch plywood, colored lacquered
Contents: 29 parts
Size of the wooden tablets: 7 x 5 x 0.4 cm
Age recommendation: from 4 years

Memo game for learning letters
A cheeky pirate, a clumsy elephant and/or a cute seal help you get to know the letters of the alphabet and use them in a playful way. The children will be amazed at how entertaining the alphabet can be and how easy it is to learn. The memory game "Learning letters" helps children with visual perception, trains their memory and supports learning the alphabet. The constant change of the cards on the game table promotes the ability to concentrate. Children should be able to process what they see in a meaningful way. Help the children to
communicate what they see. This memory game is suitable for children from the age of three. But it is also beneficial for adults to compare their ability to remember with that of a child.
Can be played in 2 versions
Classic memory version:
Match as many pairs of letters as possible to each other.
For small ABC students: Match as many pairs of letters as possible to a motif picture
For 2-8 players
Memo part size: 5 x 5 cm
Material: wood, printed in color
Contents: 104 parts
Recommended age: from 3 years
Warning! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Choking hazard! Contains small parts.