Children love to write letters! Once they are able to write, the desire to send letters to their friends comes naturally. Even if they cannot write yet, the joy of receiving a letter with a picture they have worked so hard to draw is exceptional. Children’s pure feelings and loving letters will warm your heart.
Some children are not good at writing letters, but even those children love to write letters, drawing freely with pens, stamps, and so on. Eventually, they will naturally want to write hiragana as well. If a parent draws a rough sketch with a pencil, they will want to trace the letters neatly. If you make a handmade mailbox out of cardboard or other materials, they will happily put more and more letters in it.
This time, I made envelopes that children can make by themselves. After cutting with scissors, apply glue to the gray part and stick it on. Write on a message card of your choice and place it inside the envelope. The purchase set contains data for envelopes (12 patterns), message cards (20 patterns), postcards (4 patterns), and stamps. Postcard data should be printed on thick drawing paper.
This product is digital data only. Scissors, pens, stamps, and posts are not included.
