Wooden Alphabet Boards - Capital and Lowercase letters Colour:Red They also start associating numbers

They also start associating numbers with quantities

children start to compare the different number formations

Children who have well consolidated number concepts

they learn skills such as counting

As the child learns to coordinate a strong hand which is doing something skilled (eg cutting) and an assistant hand which is helping (eg holding the paper)

Wooden Alphabet Boards - Capital and Lowercase letters Colour:Red They also start associating numbersThe wooden letter boards give children the opportunity to practise perfect letter formation and establish good writing habits from the start. Using the wooden stylus promotes finger strength and pencil control, both necessary for quick, accurate writing. Tracing over the letters also increases childrens familiarity with the sounds connected to the letters. This is the start of sounding out, a critical skill for reading and spelling