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Quercetti® Lacing ABC + 123
Product Number: QRC2808
The term 'early literacy' covers all activities which help children develop writing skills, such as scribbling, recognizing shapes and colors, and hand and eye coordination. These activities help to develop motor skills and visual discernment, leading up to the difficult task of writing. That is what Lacing ABC+123 is for. By connecting letters and numbers to create chains and necklaces, children practice fine motor skills while playing. This is important in terms of cognitive and manual development, and at the same time it helps them to memorize the shapes of letters and numbers.
$27.99
The term 'early literacy' covers all activities which help children develop writing skills, such as scribbling, recognizing shapes and colors, and hand and eye coordination. These activities help to develop motor skills and visual discernment, leading up to the difficult task of writing. That is what Lacing ABC+123 is for. By connecting letters and numbers to create chains and necklaces, children practice fine motor skills while playing. This is important in terms of cognitive and manual development, and at the same time it helps them to memorize the shapes of letters and numbers.
- Perforated letters and numbers that can be embroidered with colored laces and join together creating chains and necklaces.
- Includes an album to practice writing, coloring and learning the alphabet in English
- Game that helps children to trace signs, recognize shapes and colors and coordinate the movement of hands and eyes
- 100% Made in Italy
QRC2808
Data sheet
- Grade
- Grade PK+
- Age
- 3+ years
The term 'early literacy' covers all activities which help children develop writing skills, such as scribbling, recognizing shapes and colors, and hand and eye coordination. These activities help to develop motor skills and visual discernment, leading up to the difficult task of writing. That is what Lacing ABC+123 is for. By connecting letters and numbers to create chains and necklaces, children practice fine motor skills while playing. This is important in terms of cognitive and manual development, and at the same time it helps them to memorize the shapes of letters and numbers.