Urso-Letters

An educational tray that invites children to discover the alphabet through play, manipulation, and vocabulary related to February's themes.

Through this activity, the child explores letters by manipulating acrylic bears. Each piece features a letter and, when flipped over, reveals an image associated with a word. This approach helps create links between the letter, the sound, and the vocabulary.

The tray promotes a concrete and progressive discovery of the alphabet while enriching language skills.

How to use in class or at home
The child manipulates the bears and observes the letters.

They flip the pieces to discover the associated images and name the words.

They can use the vocabulary cards to associate the image, the letter, and the word.

The activity can be offered as free play, in an autonomous workshop, or as a guided activity.

Educational objectives
Recognize and name the letters of the alphabet
Associate a letter with its sound
Enrich vocabulary
Develop fine motor skills
Promote learning through play and manipulation

Activity ideas
Place the letters in alphabetical order
Associate an image, a letter, and a word
Identify the initial sound of a word
Name and describe images
Manipulate and freely explore the pieces

Content
26 acrylic bears (one for each letter)
26 illustrated vocabulary cards
1 engraved wooden educational tray

Options to select when purchasing
Vocabulary language: French or English
Letter type on the bears: uppercase, lowercase, or both
Letter type engraved on the tray: uppercase or lowercase

Usage
Can be used in an autonomous workshop, small group, language corner, or at home.

Features
Compatible with IKEA TROFAST bins
Material: quality wood and acrylic
Recommended age: 3 to 7 years

Customization
It is possible to adapt the images according to your needs. For any customization request, please contact us before purchase.

Important
This product is carefully handmade. Slight variations may be present and attest to the unique character of each piece.

As with all materials intended for children, use must be supervised by an adult.