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Tactile alphabet play that builds letter recognition, fine motor, and pre-writing skills.
$27.50
Quantity:

In a Curriculum Kit

Supplemental Material

Multisensory Learning

Nonreligious

2026 Pre-K Curriculum Kit
Learning the alphabet doesn't have to begin with endless pencil practice. Wikki Stix Alphabet Deluxe gives your pre-K child a hands-on way to build letters, strengthen fine-motor skills, and practice letter formation using colorful, reusable Wikki Stix.
Instead of repeatedly tracing letters with a pencil, your child forms uppercase and lowercase letters directly on sturdy alphabet cards by placing Wikki Stix along the guided pathways. Directional arrows provide support for proper letter formation while helping build the motor patterns needed for handwriting later on.
Each alphabet card also includes an illustrated object connected to the letter sound—like an ant for A or a panda for P—giving children extra opportunities to connect letters, sounds, words, and beginning phonics skills.
Inside the set, you'll find:
- Twenty-six alphabet cards with uppercase and lowercase letters
- Eighty-four reusable Wikki Stix in assorted colors
- Directional arrows that support letter formation
- Illustrated vocabulary pictures for additional tracing and phonics practice
As children twist, place, peel, and reshape the Wikki Stix, they build:
- Letter recognition and alphabet familiarity
- Fine-motor strength and hand control
- Spatial awareness and visual tracking
- Early phonics and sound-letter connections
How to Use Wikki Stix Alphabet Deluxe
- Start with one or two letter cards each week. Each card includes both uppercase and lowercase letters, along with a picture associated with the letter sound.
- Begin by having your child place the Wikki Stix directly onto the letter shapes, following the directional arrows as closely as possible. The goal isn't perfect letters—it's building familiarity with letter shapes and formation.
- Once your child feels comfortable tracing letters, encourage him to trace the picture on the card as well. These extra images help reinforce sound-letter connections while adding more fine-motor practice.
- As confidence grows, invite your child to build the same letters without using the card or try writing them on paper after tracing with the Wikki Stix first. Moving from Wikki Stix to pencils helps transfer those early motor patterns into handwriting skills.
- Return to favorite letters often. Repeating familiar cards builds confidence and helps strengthen letter recognition, formation, and recall.
- Younger children may benefit from focusing on just a few letters at a time
- Letter formation matters more than speed
- Wikki Stix can be reused repeatedly, so mistakes are easy to fix
- Short practice sessions usually work better than long ones
Manufacturer: Omnicor Inc.
Age Recommendation: 3+
Grade Recommendation: Preschool+
Faith-Based: No
Consumable: No (can be reused over and over, but may wear over time)
Lessons/Projects: 26
Set Includes: 26 cards, 84 tactile Wikki Stix®
CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.

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- September 23, 2026
Emily C.
Great way to include tactile learning of the alphabet. My daughter even used Wikki Stix to learn how braiding works.
- September 21, 2026
Kelsey M.
A special treat for our letter of the week. My PreK son loves doing his Wikki Stix. Perfect for his age, not too hard but just challenging enough for his fine motor skills.
- July 23, 2025
A Helpful Aid in Learning Letters
Dorothy W.
This is a good tool to pair with the All About Reading cirriculum. I like that there is no mess and very minor cleanup involved. If there's any residue left from the Wikki Stix it's simply wiped clean with a damp cloth. Both the upper and lower case letters are on the same card as well as a design you can make on each card. If your little scholar makes a mistake it's very easily fixed, no erasing, simply moving the Wikki Stix to a different place. It's a great way to practice without little hands getting hurt from holding a pencil. I'm a fan. These are definitely unique and one-of-a-kind and my 4 year old and I enjoy playing with them together.
- April 19, 2024
Love these
Brittany G.
These are great for making letters. The cards have been great for my toddler. We also like to free-play with these and make all sorts of things.
- August 5, 2023
Great Pick!
Jana M.
One of the things I like best about purchasing an Elite Kit is how carefully each item has been curated by Timberdoodle. They often include items that I wouldn’t have acquired on my own. This Wikki Stix Alphabet Kit is a perfect example! It didn’t look too exciting to me, and I probably never would have purchased it on my own, but this has turned out to be a huge hit with my little one! It is tactile, fun and simple enough for my kiddo to use independently. (We have been hanging completed capital letters on a string with tiny clothes pins.) Great pick, once again, Timberdoodle!
- June 23, 2023
Fun, quiet activity!
Ryan T.
These Wikki Stix are amazing! They are great for learning letters, but also great for independent play. We bring these to church for our littles and they keep them occupied the entire time. They don’t dry out either, which is a huge win.
- June 5, 2023
So fun
Samuel M.
Using these makes learning about letters a joy for my kids since it’s hands on, they love it
- June 2, 2023
Super easy fun
Amber C.
My little guy loves playing with these and allows his little mind to brainstorm in an easy way where he doesn’t become frustrated.
- April 18, 2023
Love These!!
Sheri
Fun way for your little one to practice their letters. After our little one is done she uses the wikki sticks to build her own creations. Nice quality and definitely holds up against constant use.
- March 14, 2023
great work
Bina
These are so fun for our littles. After he's done building the letter, he loves to build his own creatures.








