Magnetic Letters Kit, A-Z Foam Magnetic Letters, Alphabet Letters with Large Double-Side Magnet Board and Learning Cards, Educational Refrigerator Magnets for Preschool Learning Spelling (Colorful)

I had been looking for a fairly comprehensive magnetic letter/number set to order for our big magnet board at home. I finally settled on this one due to a combination of price and items included, and now that we have it I’m really glad that I did!First things first, a big THANK YOU to the manufacturer for including an organizer with a spot for every letter. The little trays are even labeled to make finding and putting away letters easier, which just brings me joy for some weird reason. Also, unlike some organizers I’ve received with items I’ve purchased in the past, all of the letters do actually FIT inside the little trays. Again, very pleased with this. Now, there aren’t any little trays included specifically for the numbers, so do bear this in mind, but I honestly had no issue with fitting numbers in with the letters in some slots, with room to spare. So like I said, not what I really would consider an issue, but something to be aware of.When I opened the letter tray it did have a weird chemical smell. I imagine it will probably fade with time and use. My kid is a preschooler and (hopefully, mostly) past the age of chewing on everything in sight like a teething puppy, so I’m not super concerned about that, but I could see parents buying this for littler ones who might have an issue. So again, just an FYI.As far as the letters themselves, A++ for full-back magnets. Also, the colors are very bright and vibrant in person as well, if that’s a big selling point for anyone. They seem sturdy and well constructed, and they work just as intended (i.e. they are magnetic), which is obviously a nice feature. I also really prefer the foam construction of these over the more “traditional” hard plastic letters you typically see. We had been using a pack of hand-me-down plastic letters on our magnet board before, but the heavier weight of those letters, coupled with the very satisfying sound of hard plastic hitting drywall, I’m sure, caused those to be used more as impromptu projectiles than the educational asset they were intended to be. I’m hoping these much lighter magnets will be less of a temptation in that regard, but I guess we will see with use.All in all, I’m impressed with the value of this purchase, more than satisfied with the range of letters, numbers, and symbols it covers, and can see it working for me and my three year old for a long time to come. Five stars from this mom!

I'm writing this curing the caronavirus quarantine, where my 4 year old daughter is doing Montessori distance learning. She's right on the brink of three lettered words, and I'm so grateful for this set. Box has carefully, clearly labeled compartments - you don't have to pick a letter up to see if it's the one you are looking for, and this also makes clean-up a snap.There's almost too many letters, at least from the vantage of someone doing one word at a time. I suppose that, with the included punctuation, that means this can grow into sentence forming. Not a bad thing a all. It just makes me wish the compartments were a hair bigger.The whiteboard itself is a decent enough quality, just a lighter weight so it can be stored in the case. The included marker writes *very* nicely, which I'm finding is important - with nicer dry erase markers, the smooth feel causes my daughter to really want to practice her handwriting.The magnetic feature is truly convenient, we slide sounds all around to test new combinations.Very grateful for this. Highly recommended for young children learning to read.

Our children couldn’t wait to get their hands on this kit. We received it in the mail this morning, and they’ve spent hours playing, building words, making letter sounds, and reading what they put together with these letters. Unlike other products I read about when doing my research, this set doesn’t have a strong chemical smell at all. I like how well organized the box is, how vowels and consonants come in different colors so my kids can easily identify the two groups, the number of magnetic letters in the kit, and the little cards they include. The size of the letters and the board are both good. My one wish is that the magnetic board could more easily stand on its own without support. But that hasn’t seem to bother my children at all. Overall we highly recommend it, especially for little ones learning their letters and sounds.

I bought this product to help introduce my 18 month old to what letters and numbers look like and (how they usually sound) as we say and stick them onto the fridge together. I picked this set because it had the most amount of letters for the money and with a toddler little things get lost easy so more is better. I also liked that it was free of harsh chemicals and ok if it ended up in my kids mouth when i wasnt looking. However it did have a bit of a chemically smell that I wasnt fond of and my kiddo did bite one or two out of the gate and the letter didnt rebound as well as I hoped the sponge would. But I will say I was expecting it to have a some indication of being chewed so its not huge deal but just fyi. They letters were a little smaller than i was expecting but it still works well for us and my daughter loved it. I forseen us using these through grade school if we take care of them and keep the set together. Oh and also I wished there were spots in the holder for numbers...i had to put them in a seperate ziplock once i got the alphabet sorted accordingly. The colors were nice, the product itself seemed good quality overall, and the white board was better than I was expecting. I do wish that the ABC cards were more durable. I will likely have to find some harder cardstock ones for my toddler since she isnt super gentle yet. I would buy again especially if you have older kids, so many potential uses!