JETM·HH Wood Alphabet Tracing Board,2 Pcs Montessori Toys for Kids Age 3-6 Double Sided Letters Tracing Numbers&Patterns, Idea Gift for Boy and Girls

However, it has a nice appearance. The lower case t does not match the lower case i and l, which is my main complaint. It must not curl in any way. I'm not sure if I'll try to fix it with wood filler or just return it. In addition, the upper case B on mine has a lip, so the pencil bumps there.

Aspen Escobar

| May 07, 2021

I saw a cute little activity for her preschooler on an IG homeschool mom's page using tablets similar to these and colored rice, and I'm always looking for new ideas for my three-year-old. 4 years old, both of whom are fully versed in the alphabet. phonics. I bought this set primarily because I have an in-home studio. Some of the children in the home preschool require additional letter assistance. We've used them with playdoh, colored rice, finger tracing, and the styluses that came with them so far. The patterns section, which is a good introduction to writing letters, is especially popular with the younger kids. My rambunctious three-year-old, who likes to throw things, has had no trouble with the tablets. The only reason I gave it four stars (I considered three) is that one of the boards was warped in the middle, giving it a bowed appearance. In terms of aesthetics, it's a little distracting, but it doesn't interfere with functionality; the kids don't seem to mind, but I'd probably buy elsewhere if I needed another tablet in the future, despite the two-for-one deal. I'd rather not go through the hassle of exchanging it, so it is as it is.

Quentin HYDE

| Oct 22, 2021

I own two of these boards, both purchased on Amazon. I kept this because of its size; the other one was smaller but had arrows to indicate which lines to write first, and I've already used it to make letters and stamps with playdoh. My purchase has satisfied me. br>Prosbr>Nice sizebr>Quality woodbr>br>br>Consbr>No letter instruction arrowsbr>Pencil will almost certainly get lost. br>br>My cons are suggestions for seller improvement. Makes an excellent educational gift. br>br>.

Lilah Newman

| Jun 03, 2021

It was supposed to come with a stylus or a tracing stick, but it didn't. Sad because this would be a great item and well worth the money if it weren't for the fact that it was missing a critical component of the overall product. br>br>Edit: I received a response from the company advising me to simply contact Amazon for a refund. That isn't the problem at all! The problem is that I paid for this item, and it includes both a wooden alphabet board and a stylus! I'd like to finish my purchase! Instead of the two stars I gave it before, I've reduced it to one. I wish there were a way for me to give it a negative rating.

Sullivan Cameron

| Apr 14, 2021

My expectations were blown away by this. The wood has a lot of strength to it. The tracing process is simple and straightforward. The stock is also excellent. This is a great product for Montessori at home. It also comes with a pouch that is thick and durable. Overall, I would strongly suggest it.

Cody Bautista

| Aug 10, 2021

My four-year-olds will benefit from the practice. This is a solid piece of wood that they will most likely use a lot, with nice deep letters and a thick board.

Davion Waller

| May 09, 2021

The board is fantastic in and of itself: dependable very well-made I looked at a lot of different tracing boards and fonts before deciding on this one because it's the closest to how I teach writing. The stylus was a little thin (about the same thickness as a standard pencil). To ensure that our young writer holds their pencil correctly, we added a pencil grip.

Wrenley Lynch

| Jun 15, 2021

To prevent damage during shipping, the board was well-packaged. It's of excellent quality, and the wooden stylus performs admirably. My little ones immediately got to work on their letters. The felt pouch appears to be nice as well; if it does not hold up well under normal use, I will update this review.

Brooke Mendoza

| Nov 10, 2021