In this sample class, learners will use a paper plate with a thin layer of sand, salt, or rice to trace letters with their fingers, engaging in a tactile and fun way to practice letter recognition and formation. They may also need paper and pencil/crayons to practice letter writing and to draw pictures for our letter sound game.

When children use a salt tray for letter writing activities, parental supervision and guidance are essential to ensure their safety. Salt trays can be a fun and effective tool for learning letter formation, but it's important for parents to advise their children on proper use. Younger children especially may need reminders not to ingest the salt or put their fingers in their mouths or eyes after touching the tray. Parents should also ensure that the salt tray is placed on a stable surface to prevent spills or accidents. Regularly check the condition of the salt tray to ensure it remains clean and safe for use. By providing appropriate guidance and supervision, parents can enhance their child's learning experience while ensuring their safety during activities involving salt trays.