Key Education 26-Piece Textured Touch and Trace Cards Lowercase Letters, Color-Coded Letter Tracing Flash Cards, Multisensory Alphabet Cards for Letter Recognition, Practice Alphabet Writing

I purchased this to help my grandson learn the letters of the alphabet! The colors and textures are amazing! He enjoyed practicing the shapes of the letters while repeating each sound. The quality of this product is excellent. I love the durability. Highly recommend!

Very good quality and really an investment towards teaching my daughter her abc and how to read phonetically. I bought this lower case one and fhe upper case one.

I bought these because I am using the handwriting without tears curriculum (HWT) in our homeschool and use it professionally as an OT. The HWT only has textures capital letter and numbers cards. I wanted a set that was lowercase. These were less textured then I expected- think finest sandpaper ever, but they do the trick.

My son was struggling learning his letters. His teacher suggested these. Within a few days he was getting his letters and within a month he knew all of them. We tried many things prior and him tracing the letters helped him learn the different letters.

The ability to touch and trace each letter has really helped my 5 year remember the alphabet!

Autistic grandson loves these as well as his sisters!!! Perfect!

I ordered both these and the Didax sandpaper cards. While I like the green and red stop and start, the surface of these cards is barely raised/embossed, and there is very little difference in texture b/n the letter and the background. Between the two, I expect to use Didax more. That being said, I also downloaded “bumpy cards” from Teachers Pay Teachers. I used puff paint to put little bumps on them. Of the three options, my bumpy cards are my favorite for my 3-yo who is learning letter names and sounds.

These cards are JUST what I am looking for.