You only really get to know letters when you can feel them
The Erzi Book Stabenspiel takes the concept of "understanding" literally. By not only seeing letters, but also touching and following them , shapes gain meaning and are more memorable. A valuable tool for young children just starting to learn letter recognition.

The wooden letter cards invite children to feel, trace, copy, cut, or craft . This active learning process helps children gradually internalize the shape of the letter. This is an important preparation for reading and writing, especially for preschoolers .

Tactile learning with motor and cognitive gains
This letter game supports learning at multiple levels
- stimulates letter recognition through feeling and actively following
- strengthens fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
- supports concentration and sustained attention
- helps to practice letterforms through repetition
- promotes executive functions such as planning and task-oriented work

Thanks to their textured texture , the wooden letter plates are also ideal for use in special education , for example, with children with visual impairments or blindness. The tactile design makes learning accessible to a variety of learning styles.

The marking tip at the bottom right of each wooden plate ensures that the letter is always correctly oriented and cannot lie upside down – a small help with a big effect.

A well-thought-out and calming tool that makes letters tangible and helps children literally get to grips with language.