Wooden Puzzles writing board - great for learning - Junk Foods - EKT2396

"Product Name : Wooden lowercase Alphabet Board
Contents : Wooden lowercase Alphabet Board for early learning with vibrant, durable letters. Engage children in letter recognition and language development. Non-toxic materials ensure safe educational play.
Recommended Age : 3 TO 6 YEARS
Skills that can be developed : Letter Recognition: Practice identifying and associating lowercase letters, aiding in early literacy skills.
Fine Motor Skills: Manipulating the wooden letters enhances hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. Language Development: Encourage vocabulary building and phonetic awareness through interactive play with the alphabet board.
Weight : 0.140 kg
Measurments : 22.00 × 0.50 × 30.00 cm
Color : MULTI COLOUR
Condition : NEW
Material : WOOD
Safety : Wooden lowercase Alphabet Board made with non-toxic materials for safe learning. Features durable components to withstand play. Caution: Not suitable for children under 3 due to potential choking hazards.
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"Begin by introducing a wooden lowercase Alphabet Board to the child.
Select a lowercase letter and encourage the child to identify it.
Practice tracing the letter on the board with a finger or a chalk, emphasizing proper formation.
Engage in activities associating objects or words starting with the chosen letter.
Mix and match letters to create simple words, promoting early language skills.
Reinforce learning through interactive play, making the alphabet board a fun and educational experience.

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"Regularly inspect the wooden lowercase Alphabet Board for any signs of wear, damage, or loose components.
Clean the board with a damp cloth to remove any dirt or dust, avoiding harsh cleaning agents.
Ensure all lowercase letters are accounted for and stored in a designated container to prevent loss.
Store the board in a dry environment to prevent warping or damage to the wood.
Educate children on gentle handling to preserve the integrity of both the board and the letters.
Supervise playtime to minimize the risk of small parts becoming choking hazards, especially for children under 3 years old.

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"Pick the Right Toys: Choose toys that match your child's age and interests. Look for items that engage their curiosity and imagination.
Create Play Zones: Set up play areas with different themes. Use simple props and household items to make it exciting. For example, a space corner or a jungle adventure spot.
Weekly Play Plans: Rotate toys every week. Introduce new ones and keep the old favorites hidden. This keeps things fresh and makes playtime more interesting.
Storytime Adventures: Turn play into stories. Use toys to create little adventures. This not only sparks creativity but also makes playtime more interactive and fun.
Mix in DIY Fun: Combine toys with simple DIY activities. Create art projects or build something together. This adds variety and lets kids explore different ways of playing.