A set of alphabet locks with matching keys, for hands-on unlocking and letter-matching practice.
How it helps: Turning keys and opening locks builds fine-motor coordination and problem-solving, while matching letters to locks adds early literacy practice to the mix — a satisfying task with a clear goal.
How to use it: A great independent activity for building patience and fine-motor persistence. Therapists often use lock-and-key sets like this for fine-motor and sequencing goals.