Magnetic Letters & CVC Word Games, Phonics Games, Alphabet Learning Toys, Refrigerator Fridge ABC Magnets for Kids, Speech Therapy Toys for Toddler, Spelling Reading for Preschool Classroom

Thank you for making the vowels red! This is great for the beginner speller.

I was very surprised that all the pieces were scattered in an odd packaging/ container that was somewhat like an envelope. Tossed that and put the magnets in the thin bag enclosed. They barely fit, but they are all in there. Cute for classroom! Hope they last the school year. This teacher loves that they are all lowercase and the vowels are all a separate color. Quarter in picture to show size.

This provides many learning opportunities. The items have great visual and tactile appeal. They are great for light use but wouldn't survive long in a busy classroom.⭐️ 1 star= Dissappointed. I don't recommend it at all, poor quality, or it does not reflect the advertising.⭐️⭐️ 2 stars = Has some reedeeming quality.⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3 stars = It's passable. Might not have bothered.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4 stars = Mostly Satisified.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars = Entirely Satisfied. Recommend.

This package is missing letters and the count per letter is inconsistent

I am a reading specialist and I'm always looking for novel ways to help littles learn how to read. I love this set for many reasons:1. The words are NOT on the pictures. I have too many tools in which the CVC words are printed right next to the word, not giving the students a chance to figure out the spelling themselves. I love these super cute and colorful picture magnets where as the students segment the word, they hunt for the correct letters. I let them do it as they hear it, and then I show them the included CVC word sheet so they can check their own work. They love being correct, but they also learn how to fix it if they're wrong.2. Everything is sturdy and stands up to little kids dropping them, picking at them, slamming them, and germing them up; they sanitize with a wipe or spray very easily.3. The consonants are blue and the vowels are red. This is crucial for reminding beginning readers what the vowels are and drawing their attention to them.4. The pictures and the letters are magnetic; kids love to work on a magnetic board!5. You get 3 of each letter! Most sets only give you 1 of each letter. This allows me to work with more than 1 student at a time, or we can reverse the process and not worry about only having 1 of each letter to use. For example, we can spell mom with the letters and then they can segment it and draw a picture.I dislike this set for 1 reason:1. It comes in a useless box and comes with a useless bag. The box it arrives in is basically garbage and they give you a pouch with 1 of those useless slider zippers that fall off after a couple of zips. Even if the pouch was of good quality, that's not a good storage system. Ideally, it would come in a grid box in which 3 letters fit inside each compartment and the pictures could be organized by vowel sound. It's too time-consuming to organize the magnets every time I pull this out to work with students, and it's a waste of time to give a bag of letters to a student and expect them to hunt for the letters they need through a backward and upside-down mess. For now, I leave them attached to my large tabletop whiteboard until I can find an organization box that will fit them all.Overall, I love this set and I'm glad I ordered it, but it only earns 4 stars due to the lack of thought behind its actual use with a child.

My wife is a kindergarten teacher. She ordered these magnetic letters to put in one of her learning stations. They are good quality. The magnets are strong, but not too strong that little hands cannot pull them off. Recommended.

This is a really nice set of CVC magnetic letters. The letter tiles are 1" square and the matching images are approximately 2”. The letters are made of foam and one side has a letter and the other side is a full magnet. The letter appears to be a thin sticker – so not sure how long these will stay on (you can see one is bent up already). Like most CVC sets, the vowels are red and the consonants are blue. The pictures are fun and easy to identify although a few could be more than one thing – like rug/mat, or man/boy. And there is what looks like a pile of dirt – which is actually mud. Luckily, they have provided two word cards!There are 128 magnetic pieces and a storage bag has been included. I did notice a chemical odor from the bag, so if you are sensitive to this, air it first or use something else to store the set.Whether you use these at home to introduce CVC words to your child or in school as a center or station activity, they are easy to use, cling well to refrigerators/white boards, and will appeal to kids from 3 – 6.

My preschooler loves to try and make words with all of these letters. They’re easy to handle and thick enough that he can grasp and arrange them. The magnet is strong enough on the back, but not too strong that it rips the print off the front. He likes to try and match up the words with the pictures on the card. One of my favorite things is it comes with a sealable bag to store all the letters and cards in!