Learning Resources Learn My Letters Fine Motor Clips, Kids Clothes Peg Activities, Letter Practise for Preschoolers, Pincer Grasp Toys, Fine Motor Toys, Reading Manipulatives

These are great to help your kid with learning the letters. Also, you can download the cut-outs for different activities

If you want to use the activity cards advertised with this set you need to print them yourself. Therefore, this box is just a set of plastic clips with the letters of the alphabet on. For £15 for such an item I would rather paint my own wooden pegs- which is more sustainable and had the same effect. The clips themselves are easy for young heads to open/close so you can tell they have been made with the younger user in mind. They feel well made and will last a couple of years if not lost. In summary I’m not overly impressed with this set. Whilst the very small print inside the picture of the box on the advert tell you cards are not included (this is the only place it is stated) it feels a bit like false advertising to me and I won’t be buying from this brand again.

I really like concept of these as i am trying to teach my son letters and sounds. I am using these in conjunction with picture cards i got from different set completely. My son likes to peg these in his fingers to spell shot words. They are very well made and works great. My only problem is that there are not enough letters. Like letter “O” for example. But some have duplicates. Ideally it should have at least 3 each. Still been using these every day since got them. Thinking of taking off paint with acetone and putting extra letters on. Or good idea if these had double sided letters.

Not all the items were in the box it was a gift and unable to exchange item as it was after 30 days really disappointed

As well as the other activity set with number from this brand, they created an activity set but decided that printing the cards would be too much so they're leaving it to you to do that. Since it's kind of advertised on the box, it can feel a bit misleading. If you're creative, homeschool or are interested in finding ways to play with this set, then it's pretty good. The quality is high and I think it will last for a while. If you just want to take it out of the box and give it to your child, then it's not for you.

This is a great activity pack. Easy to use and great for little hands. It’s meant to have an activity pack which is not included and apparently needs to be printed out. That’s quite inconvenient for people without access to a printer. Good idea but will be better if it was all included.

You have to download ALL activity cards as not provided. Highley dissapointed. Luckily I have the savvy AND A PRINTER to download via the QR code. Maybe some people are unsure how to do this or do not have a printer. For the cost of £15, I think its a must that the activity vcards are included with a option to download others if so required.

- dual purpose: letter recognition or VC, CVC practice - good alongside other resources to support early phonics - fine motor control as peg on, spell out and write words - good that in box the compartments sort letters - dots to distinguish which way letters go - more than one sound i.e. could spelly 'sunny' as enough letter 'n' Splendid!

We absolutely love the My Letters Fine Motor Clips! They are such a fun and engaging way to help kids practice their letters while building important fine motor skills. The clothespins are just the right size for little hands — sturdy enough to last but easy enough for young kids to squeeze without frustration. The activities are really well thought out. Each card features a clear, bold letter that makes it easy for kids to recognize and match. It’s a great mix of learning and play — my child stays entertained while strengthening their finger muscles, which is perfect for handwriting readiness. I also appreciate the quality of the materials — everything feels durable and built to withstand lots of use (and some enthusiastic handling!). Plus, it’s easy to store and grab for a quick educational activity anytime. Highly recommend for parents, teachers, or therapists looking for a creative, hands-on way to support early literacy and fine motor development!

Avec ce genre de boite, les plus jeunes travaillent les bases sans même s'en rendre compte, ils ont même l'impression que c'est un jeu. Dans mon cas j'ai opté pour la boite qui concerne les chiffres mais également celle pour les lettres. Il faut tout d'abord scanner un QR code afin d'avoir accès aux fiches proposées mais par la suite, vous pourrez tout à fait vous faire vos propres fiches, cela permettra de diversifier les exercices. La boite comprend des lettres que l'on peut tourner, afin de composer des mots. La notice pour celle des chiffres est en français ce qui n'est pas le cas de celle pour les lettres qui elle est en anglais mais cela ne pose aucun problème car finalement, les règles, chacun peut fixer celles qu'il veut. Les pièces sont faciles à prendre en main même par des petites mains. Le tout permet de progresser, d'apprendre de façon ludique et ca c'est forcément sympa. Boite qui trouvera sa place dans un cabinet d'orthophoniste par exemple ou tout simplement dans les familles qui aiment aussi faire travailler leurs enfants avec des outils sympas. Un jeu bien vu et à prix très correct.

Jeux d'apprentissage de la boutique Learning Resources. La boite contient: 45 pinces de lettres minuscules, 4 pinces avec un point et un guide d’activités. C'est un jouet pour développer la motricité fine des enfants et un jouet sensoriel avec des lettres tactiles avec des pinces que les enfants pourront l'utiliser pour maintenir les lettres et écrire le nom des animaux ou d'autres mots. Ce jouet est parfait et pratique pour l'apprentissage de l'alphabet, de la lecture pour les enfants. Le petit bémol pour moi c'est qu'ils soient en anglais. Le rapport qualité/prix correct. Mais je retire une étoile juste pour la langue. Sinon, je recommande sans soucis.

Where to even start! As a Kindergarten teacher I am all about fine motor/gross motor building, while still learning. Learning through PLAY! That is what HAND2MIND is all about and I could not be happier. I am a BIG fan and more then 50% of my classroom has hand2mind products. What a fun way to not just introduce letters and word building but the fine motor component is a big plus. From letter work, writing, reading, and of course math; I am seeing BIG learning jumps. My students just think they are playing but they are also taking on their own independent learning. I can go on and on about why every teacher should have hand2mind in their classroom. Especially the fine motor aspect because that's my bread and butter. I am so happy I found hand2mind and that every product is feeling needs of young learners through the power of play.

Un jouet sympa pour apprendre aux enfants les lettres, il y a des pinces de différents sets de lettres et un mode d'emploi pour construire les grilles sur lesquelles essayer de les placer avec eux. Le jouet est de bonne qualité de manière générale, que ce soit le plastique des lettres elle-même où la boîte pour les ranger et son mode d'emploi