Palace Learning 2 Pack - ABC Alphabet & Manuscript Writing Poster Set (LAMINATED, 18" x 24")

These posters are wonderful for writing centers to help students learn. Also great for in home use for early learners!

This is a great poster, my son just turned 2 and is fascinated by it! He loves the colors and pictures and it’s super easy to read! I love that he has started repeating the letters and numbers! I wish they had the alphabet / numbers on one side and the hand writing on the other, I haven’t posted it on the wall because he lines to do the numbers on the back side of the alphabet.

Perfect for our distance learning desk area. My 5 yr old loves them and the manuscript one really helps her with remembering how to write the letters! Nicely laminated, very sturdy - used push pins

Be prepared to have to flatten them out. They’re shipped rolled up.

Great size poster, quality is nice.

Manuscript poster has helped grandson write his letters correctly. I wanted to put the posters on a window in front of his "desk", yet the other side (one landscape, one portrait orientation) showed through and made the alphabet look all jumbled up. Solution was to cut a large piece of cardboard on which to clip the posters which solved the "see through" problem.

I bought this for my 4 year old son to practice his ABC's before Kindergarten. He is super active and likes to use expo markers to trace the letters. This certainly stands up to the test. The only thing that I found to be a little annoying was after opening it up, you need to reverse roll it to help "smooth it out". They recommend at least 24 hours of this technique, but mine needed almost 2 days. But now it's all good and is hanging on the wall in my living room in my son's activity area.

These are great. They are attractive and easy to use (I tape them to a tabletop rather than on the wall). There are a few letters that can be written different ways (example: they have you make an A using two downward strokes, where some other systems make the A by going up and then down), but that's not an issue, just mentioning it in case people need to know. The only reason I'm not giving them 5 stars is how hard they are to clean off. When I laminate 8x11 pages for classroom use I buy the expensive laminating sheets that are meant to be used with dry-erase markers. I think these alphabets are NOT made with that kind of plastic. It doesn't matter if I use dry-erase or wet-erase, and the brand of marker makes no difference: after a few uses it gets extremely hard to scrub off the letters so the next child can use the poster. I hope the manufacturers see this and find a way to laminate these with a truly erasable plastic. Then they would be perfect and I would not be spending so much of my after-school time scrubbing them!