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Grimm's Anthroposophical Letter S

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$6.53 $9.9 In stock

Category: Learning Games

Letter S



Grimm's anthroposophical letters are beautifully designed to help with reading and can be used to decorate a bedroom door or playroom.



The colours correspond with the sound each letter makes. "Light" vowels are stained yellow; "dark" vowels are blue, soft consonants are orange, hard consonants are red, "breathy" consonants are dark green, R and L are light green, J is purple, and S and Z are turquoise.



Materials: lime wood, non-toxic water based colour stain.


Size: height 7.5cm.



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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Richard ★★★★★

My daughter loves finding the sound-color matches on her door. This wooden S is smooth and chunky, perfect for little hands to trace.

Sophia ★★★★★

The color-coding is such a clever way to reinforce phonics, and my son now asks to practice his letter sounds. We hung it on his door, and it's become a favorite part of his room.

Christopher ★★★★★

My daughter loves tracing the smooth wooden edge of this letter S while I say the sound—the color-coding really clicks for her. It's already hung on her door, and she points to it every morning.