Letter Tracing Sensory Pad, Fine Motor Activities, Ages 3+

Nice educational item that’s fun to use. Not expensive and works great. Easy to erase and do another letter. Small size makes it portable and easy to store too. I bought it for a 5 year old. He really likes it

Absolutely love, my daughter is 4 and loves to write on her tracing pad. We take it in the car and sometimes she uses the letter and sometimes she does letters on her own. It has been a great toy for us to play and learned with.

My 3 year old and 6 year old LOVE it, fun way to learn cursive. Love that it has a lined and blank card for you to create your own or for kiddos to practice on. Very helpful and plan to use it in our homeschool curriculum for all 4 of my kiddos. Great value, the cards are durable enough. But can be easily torn, but no worries because I can put it away after being used. The size is perfect for little hands and I can comfortably write on it too. The card work with dry erase markers. I wipe them clean immediately after use to prevent staining. So not sure how it holds up to if you leave dry erase marks on. Overalls, very pleased.

This sensory tracing set offers a fun, tactile way for young children to practice letter formation. It combines touch and learning, which is great for kinesthetic leaners. Pros: 1. The textured pad provides excellent sensory feedback that helps kids remember shapes. 2. Made from durable materials that withstand frequent use. 3. Portable size makes it easy to use at home or on the go. 4. Works well with fingers or even a stylus, offering versatile learning options. Cons: 1. Interest may wane after a couple of weeks, so it’s best paired with other learning tools. 2. Would be even better with a storage case to keep all parts organized. A solid educational toy that combines sensory input with letter practice—ideal for parents and teachers looking to add variety to early literacy activities.

As a homeschool mom of littles, I’m always looking for tools that make learning fun and stress-free — and this letter tracing sensory pad does exactly that! My daughter is 4, and we’ve just started our alphabet series. Writing on paper can bore her, but this pad turns practice into play. The textured surface makes tracing letters so much more engaging than worksheets, and it also doubles as a sensory activity, which keeps her focused longer. Some things I love: • Mess-free & reusable (no piles of paper everywhere!) • Perfect size for little hands • Encourages fine motor skills and letter recognition • Fun factor is high — my daughter actually asks to use it We’ve used it daily for a few weeks, and I can honestly say it’s made a huge difference in her confidence and excitement about learning letters. If you’re a parent or teacher looking for an affordable, educational, and fun learning tool — I 100% recommend this product.

It’s cute and portable and can get kids excited about writing numbers but it’s very hard to take the cards in and out. They are very flimsy and bend when you try to get it out of the back. Even putting the card in is difficult that my almost 4 year old struggled with it. I noticed it made him lose motivation to do it since he constantly needed helping taking the cards out and putting them in. Kinda defeated the purpose.

Easy to use, small to store/tote around. My 4 year old and 2 year old both love it. I was worried it wouldn't hold up, and that my kids would puncture the gel pack and make a mess, but it's very sturdy!

My first graders found this a fun and engaging center to practice cursive writing.

I bought this at a discount and, honestly, it’s great value for what it offers! Some reviews mention the letters not staying visible or there being too little liquid—but I believe that’s simply how this product is designed. When used without the template cards, it works well for general writing practice, not just for tracing single letters. In fact, having less liquid inside gives just enough resistance to write a few letters, which makes it more versatile. When using the included cards, the purpose shifts to tactile and visual sensory exploration while tracing. The goal isn’t for the letters to remain perfectly visible—it’s about feeling the motion and observing the movement of the gel. That’s a great way to engage young learners in both sensory and fine motor activities. The cards are easy to slide in and out, which is ideal for older preschoolers or kindergarteners. For my younger preschoolers, I’d recommend securing the cards with some blue tack to keep them in place—young hands can get a little too enthusiastic! All in all, I’m really happy with this purchase and would definitely buy more in the future, especially when there’s a sale!

Damaged packages !!! For the 4 boxes !

Buon prodotto

This is a great idea to practice cursive - but it needs more gel - very difficult to use with not enough gel inside

This product is great for keeping little hands busy (quietly) and working on fine motor skills needed for writing. The blue gel is contained in a durable plastic/poly type layer that holds up to lots of play and use. It includes an assortment of “stencils” to follow to work on skills but can also be used on its own to doodle. The sensory feedback it gives is very satisfying as well and my two children on the spectrum love it. It is very compact and easy to put in a backpack or diaper bag as well which we appreciate. It’s great to keep your little one entertained while out and about