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Magnetic Traceable Alphabet Tiles – Lowercase
Magnetic Traceable Alphabet Tiles – Lowercase
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Magnetic Traceable Alphabet Tiles – Lowercase
Support your child's handwriting journey with our Magnetic Traceable Alphabet Tiles – Lowercase. Designed to encourage independent learning, these reusable magnetic tiles help children develop correct letter formation through guided tracing.
Each tile measures 32, 44 or 58 mm in diameter and includes numbered stroke guides that can be traced with a whiteboard marker and wiped clean after use, allowing children to practise again and again. Following the Montessori colour system, blue vowels and pink/red consonants make it easy for children to identify different letter groups while reinforcing phonics and early reading skills.
Ideal for magnetic whiteboards, fridges, and other magnetic surfaces, these tiles are perfect for home education, classrooms, and everyday learning through play.
Product Features
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Complete lowercase alphabet magnetic tile set
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26 magnetic letter tiles
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Each tile measures 32, 44 or 58 mm in diameter
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Reusable traceable surface for whiteboard markers
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Numbered stroke guides for correct letter formation
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Montessori colours: blue vowels and pink/red consonants
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Encourages letter recognition, phonics, and handwriting development
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Supports fine motor skills and pencil control
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Strong magnetic backing for use on magnetic surfaces
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Ideal for home, classrooms, and early learning environments
What's Included
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26 Lowercase Magnetic Alphabet Tiles
Recommended Age: 3 years+
Please note: May contain small parts, adult supervision encouraged. Whiteboard marker not included. Each magnetic tile measures 32, 44 or 58 mm in diameter. Every effort has been made to ensure these letter formations align with the CAPS (Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement) handwriting requirements used in South African schools. However, slight variations may exist. These differences do not affect the educational value of the product, and children should always follow the handwriting guidance provided by their school or teacher where applicable.
