Cursive Letter Combination Traceable Tiles

Take cursive handwriting practice beyond individual letters with our Cursive Letter Combination Traceable Tiles. Each tile features a different two-letter combination, helping children practise how letter shapes and connections can change depending on the letters that come before or after them.

These tiles provide a hands-on way to practise real cursive letter connections, helping children develop familiarity with different letter movements and build confidence as they progress towards writing words.

The purple tiles distinguish letter combinations from our individual alphabet tiles, making them easy to identify as the next step in cursive handwriting practice.

Product Features

• 25 different two-letter combinations

• Cursive tracing guides with directional strokes

• Helps children practise different letter connections

• Reusable and wipe-clean

• Suitable for use with a whiteboard marker

• Magnetic backing for use on magnetic surfaces

• 58 mm diameter

• Designed to complement our cursive alphabet tracing tiles

• Supports handwriting, fine motor skills and letter formation

Choose Your Set

Starter Set – 5 combination tiles
A great introduction to practising cursive letter connections.

Practice Set – 10 combination tiles
More combinations for continued handwriting practice.

Complete Set – 25 combination tiles
The full collection of combinations for comprehensive practice.

Individual Tiles – Choose the specific combinations you want
Ideal for adding particular combinations to an existing set or focusing on specific letter connections.

What's Included

The number of tiles depends on the set selected.

Recommended Age: 3 years+

🛠 Made to order
This item is made especially for you. Please allow 5–7 working days before dispatch.

Please Note

Whiteboard marker is not included.

Every effort has been made to align the letter formations with CAPS (Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement) handwriting requirements used in South African schools. However, slight variations may exist. Children should follow the handwriting guidance provided by their school or teacher where applicable.