Guh-guh and Grandpa gave O this book for her birthday, and it is quite a hit. O enjoyed making all of the letters, and she especially liked making an O. She thought it was interesting that you only had to remove one piece to turn an E into an F. I wish the book came with lowercase letters, too. I'm planning on making a set using foam core board eventually....
We have this book. My daughter LOVES it, but my son hates it. He gets very frustrated with it because the letters cannot be formed as perfectly as he would like.
ReplyDeleteThis may need to be added to our ever growing list of books we want.
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This will be on my 2yo christmas list.
ReplyDeleteLooks neat!! It looks like a must have for us too.
ReplyDeleteIf you are looking for patterns for your lowercase letters, this is a good place to start.
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My son is in a program called "Handwriting with out Tears" and is building letters just like those! he loves it!
ReplyDeleteHello! I use Handwriting without Tears for my son's writing curriculum. I bought the uppercase letters through a seller on ebay. When I purchased them I also noticed that they sell the lower case letters too. I think they were $15.00 or something like that. The uppercase ones I bought are very nice, and I will probably end up ordering the lower case letters as well. I looked up the seller's name. You can do a search on the seller's name - druekegames.
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