A set of alphabet playdough mats to help children develop their fine motor skills and identify the letters of the alphabet.
Use this teaching resource with children prior to starting school for:
This set of playdough mats includes a page for each letter of the alphabet.
Print and laminate each page for multiple use and easy cleaning.
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Hi there I downloaded this resource a few months ago - and I've since noticed that the letter k has been changed? I would love the option of having a regular lower case "k" without the loop for my class of new receptions this year. Thanks in advance! Lauren Hunt (ambassador at www.teachertypes.com)
Hi Lauren, thank you for your comment. Our designers will update the 'k' on this resource in the coming days so that an alternate version is available. We will let you know once the update has been completed.
Is it possible for this to come in different fonts?