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Support the part of handwriting that is learning and remembering how each letter is made, with a story, a drawing and a whole body version of every letter of the alphabet. Making the brain, body connection with the alphabet.
This play kit was curated by our therapy team for the child who will draw all afternoon but cannot remember which way a letter goes, or hasn’t begun the journey of learning that yet. Instead of copying letters down a lined page, they hear a story about the letter, draw a picture from it, then write it, and later make its shape with their arms and their whole body. The pads, the crayons and the pencils are what they work with. It is the second of our three handwriting play kits. Choose between them by what is challenging your child rather than by how old they are, and start here if they can sit and draw happily, but need to get a handle on their letters in a creative and interactive way.
WHAT'S INSIDE
INCLUDED WITH YOUR PLAY KIT
WHO THIS PLAY KIT IS FOR
Every piece is listed in full above, with what it is for. Each kit also comes with supporting videos in The Play Way Hub, included.
The tools were chosen for what is getting in the way, rather than for a birthday, so use the item list above to decide what suits your child. Contains small parts, and some items are recommended for ages 3 and up. Adult supervision is needed.
No. Everything in the kit works on its own. The videos are for parents who want a deeper understanding.
We send you an invitation to The Play Way Hub when your kit ships.
We dispatch within 2 to 5 business days. Delivery time after that depends on where you are, and shipping is calculated at checkout.
Get in touch within 14 days of delivery at ask@theplayway.com and we will sort it out.
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