Educational Insights Multicolored Lowercase AlphaMagnets, Set of 42 Magnetic Letters, Alphabet Toy, Boys & Girls Ages 3+

My toddler is really into his ABC's, particularly the book Chicka Chicka Boom Boom, and so I am throwing him the book themed 3rd birthday party. I ordered these magnets to use on his cake with the coconut tree I made. They are the perfect size for a double layer 9x9 square cake. I love the primary colors and the font is pretty close to the book (i.e. the "q" has an extra flourish curl). But even more than my own cake decorating purposes, I am pleasantly surprised at the quality of these. They are of a more substantial plastic than the ones I recall having as a kid and ones I've seen other parents use. Similar to the feel of the Green Toys recycled plastic. The colors are just a little more rich. The container they came in definitely reusable though it is tough to open for my son. He has already employed it as storage for his markers. These were reasonably priced and such a good deal.

I ordered three sets of these lower case letters for my classroom. I love that they are lower case and come in it's own little case. The case is a little hard to open for the kids but that is okay! They stack nicely on the shelf and the bonus... there are multiple of most letters!! The kids love using these and searching for the letters needed. They are great for CVC activities and sight words too! I have recommended these to many people and will continue to do so.

This Educational Insights set of lowercase alphabet magnets (42 pc) complements the larger Educational Insights Alpha Magnets and Math Magnets (126 pc). I thought the larger set would be enough to use on its own, but we've found that we do need more lowercase letters to make more words. 2 lowercase letter sets might be even better. I may order another one later. Overall: Great set, no issues with quality, and fun to play with!!!

My 3yo is loving these! I love that we have extra letters so we can spell many things. I do not love that a handful of letters droop. I thought this wouldn't bother me so I ordered anyway. They stay up if you line them up against the other letters but we are working on learning to read and it would be helpful if they spaced a little better. My work around is to give her a cookie sheet and have her work on letters sitting flat.The box is difficult to open, for us, this is a plus go keep the baby away from magnets.

My daughter uses these for her virtual small group learning. The container helps contain them to one area and the lid stays on when thrown around... because five year olds. The magnets stay attached and she can build words for her teacher to see. They stick to the magnetic white board we bought but they aren’t strong enough to where she struggles to remove them.

They are nice quality! ESP for the price. It works great for sight words review. I have used them for all of her second grade sight words and haven’t ran into any problems as far as needing more letters. And she likes getting involved instead of me just holding up a card with a word on it. I highly recommend this product.

Larger letters do not have enogh magnets and will turn. I slammed the refrigerator door and shockingly they did not fall off. But I could have bought a cheaper better quality set elsewhere.

These are perfect! Great size for stubby little fingers. Heavy enough to not feel flimsy but light enough to stick to a vertical surface without sliding. My daughter had Down syndrome and we’ve created a place for letter/number recognition practice by taking an old metal lap tray and spray painting it with chalkboard paint. She can either write with chalk or choose letters from this set. Fun fun fun!!!