hand2mind Letter Tracing Sensory Pad, Reusable Handwriting Practice for Kids 3-5, Learn to Write, Letter Tracing Board, Toddler Writing Practice, Montessori Alphabet Toys, Preschool Learning Toys

Ordered this for my kindergarten kiddos to practice with. It was great! They were able to use it independently and made nice growth with its practice. It is pretty sturdy as it lasted for the year with a several students using it. It was also easy for them to use independently, which is a huge think in kindergarten. Glad I ordered it!

This is so great for educational fun! My 3year old granddaughter loves it. She’s a little young for this, she can trace the letters beautifully but she doesn’t know the letters names at this point. It’s a big help to get them to work on letter writing because the gel makes it fun!

This letter sensory pad is fantastic for kids learning how to form and write shapes and letters. From both a mom and teacher's perspective, it’s perfect for ages 2–5. I love that it includes both uppercase and lowercase letters, as well as different types of lines to help with writing practice. A great hands-on tool for early learners!

This letter tracing sensory pad is an amazing tool for teaching my toddler how to write! The reusable feature makes it convenient for daily practice without wasting paper. The tactile, sensory aspect helps engage my child while tracing the letters, making learning fun and interactive. It’s the perfect combination of Montessori principles and early childhood education. The pad is easy to use, and the alphabet is clear and easy for my child to follow. It’s been a great addition to our learning routine, helping with both letter recognition and fine motor skills. Highly recommend for preschoolers!

The media could not be loaded. I really like the concept of this product, especially how it stores the extra cards. The index tabs make it easy to pull cards in and out, and the storage compartment in the back helps keep everything organized. However, when inserting a card to trace, it becomes difficult to remove without having to take out all the other cards first.As a special education teacher, I see this being a challenge for my students. They will likely struggle with pulling the tabs out, making it less ideal for independent work or center activities. My assistant and I would have to provide frequent help with removing and replacing the cards, which could disrupt the flow of learning. A design improvement, such as easier access to individual cards, would make this much more user-friendly for young learners and students with fine motor skills.It was hard to try and video exactly what I am trying to describe because I needed two hands.

I am a preschool teacher. This is a great way for a preschool to learn letters! Kids loved it! They traced the letter with the attached pencil and their finger. Great Price.

Use in my preschool classroom’s writing center.Good quality and durable.

It has a cool factor, but wish it had a better method to clear the screen. A mechanical wiper.