📚 Enhance Learning with Sandpaper Numerals: A Sensory Approach for Kids Review

As a special education teacher I have used heavy duty number cards made from Montessori sandpaper but these lightweight tactile cards are perfect for my younger students. This is an effective sensory stimulating method that strengthens the recognition of numbers and their shapes. The numbers are not wide, but narrow enough to fit a small child's fingertip.

The old tactile cards I had needed replacing. The old cards were 12"x6". The cards I bought are smaller and for the price I believe the numbers should include "0-20". Younger students (K-2) who need tactile materials to help them don't have much "range" experience tracking and remembering these numbers. I don't remember the size of these cards in the description.

My 6 year old suffers from skewed numbers when writing numbers so I looked for numbers on sandpaper to help her write. These sandpiper numbers are amazing. They're made from thick cardboard and will stand up to their play and use (although I wouldn't recommend them for children under the age of 5). However. I was able to buy a full set of upper and lower case letters for just a few dollars more than what I paid for those 10 digits. I think they are very overpriced but I couldn't find any other…