Learning Resources Jumbo Magnetic Uppercase Letters - Magnetic ABC, Alphabet Recognition for Preschoolers, Phonics and Spelling, Classroom, Teach Toddler Reading, Educational Toy, Gifts for Kids

Update: I contacted them directly and instead of giving a partial refund, they’re sending me a new box of the letters. The reply and new shipment happened within hours. Great customer service. My kiddos are enjoying the letters. I’m sure they’ll all work this next time around. These are great except for one problem, about 7 or so of them in our jug don’t work. They’re “bent” just enough that the magnet can’t cling on to the fridge properly so they slide all the way down. The rest of them work just fine and I would have given it 5 stars. They’re large, great for the littlest, and colorful. They’re great aside from the fact that some can’t be used. I did contact the company to request a partial refund, as we don’t want to have to go return them, and most of them do work. I will update if I hear back from them.

5 stars from this toddler mama! I’ve been on the hunt for magnetic letters that are on the bigger letter size due to having little ones and these nailed it! Great sensory and playtime item, but an even better learning tool when singing the alphabet, learning letters or colors. I love the fact my toddler is going to be able to grow with these and have these for years to come! Highly recommend for the value and fun these bring. Comes in storage container with a handle.

Perfect for little ones! I had got some from Walmart and returned the next day due to the size being too small and my daughter almost choked on one. I was searching for magnets since she loves playing with the fridge,but wanted something big and non hazardous. I found another one off amazon that I was close to purchasing until I seen it was made with cardboard so if chewed on it lifts the material and your child can eat it. So this one is perfect! Made of plastic and a much better size, no choking hazard.

I purchased the Learning Resources Jumbo Magnetic Uppercase Letters for my child’s learning space, and while they’re visually appealing and fun to use, there are a few important limitations. Pros: Large Size: The jumbo size is perfect for small hands and easy to see from a distance—great for classroom or home learning. No choking hazard for kids. Bright Colors: The bold, vibrant colors really catch kids’ attention and help make learning more engaging. Cons: Weak Magnet Strength: The magnets aren’t very strong. Some letters slide down or don’t stay put on the fridge or whiteboard. Limited Letter Count: There are only 40 letters total, which sounds like a lot, but it’s not enough to form many words without duplicates of key letters like E, T, or S. You’ll likely need to buy a second set to spell even basic words properly.

Wow! I'm so blown away by the quality of these magnet letters. I only had one issue with one of the N's. It was a little warped so it wobbled unevenly when you stick it on the fridge. Possibly due to the excessive heat and weather in general or packaging in the bucket, but everything else was high quality. I put them on our mini fridge measuring about 18"x18" in our bedroom and it fits all the letters. I originally put it on our kitchen fridge but it was textured so the letters would slide off or shift down and tilt. With the smooth surface of the mini fridge, the letters gripped on strongly. Now I'm excited for the lowercase letters to come in so that my 14 month old can play with them as well. Also because they're jumbo letters, I'm not too worried if she puts them in her mouth.

The size is perfect but I wish it had the same number of all the letters, there is only 1 of every constant and 3 of every vowel. The magnets on the back are kind of weak. Some of them were sliding down. Overall they’re ok, it might just be the texture of my fridge because it’s a little bumpy.

Grand daughter plays with them daily!

We bought this set of letters about 3 months ago (when my daughter was 9 months old) We took out all of the choke hazards (I think it was just I in this bucket - we also got lowercase and numbers which had i, j, l) and have been practicing putting them up, taking them down, as well as spelling her name. She recognizes T, t, and m -- her name starts with T and someone taught her that the m says Mmmmmmmm, so that's how that caught on. She can take them down and struggles to stick them back up (magnets are a difficult concept) I'm glad these are so large - we have the whole lower half of the fridge dedicated to her magnets, as well as the side of a file cabinet. She loves to carry them around and gift them to anyone who will take one. It also a great distraction when I'm prepping meals. I do have to caution that they end up ALL OVER our floor, so at the end of every night I am cleaning up at least 20 letters/numbers.

Très bien pour créer des mots en jouant parfait enfant 4 ans

The container contained 37 letters.All the alphabets and 11 additional letters.The 11 additional letters given contained all the vowels except U.The size of the alphabet is perfect for my 18 month old daughter.Magnets are well secured under the pieces.

良い商品だとは思いますが、外国メーカーのものだからか、日本メーカーの商品品質と比べると、汚れが付いていたり、値段の割に作りが簡単かなと思います。 もう少し安ければ満足度は高くなると思います。

Son grandes y los imanes no se despegan

Queste lettere sono state acquistate da mia moglie, che è pedagogista, per far giocare nostro figlio ma anche per attività di potenziamento 📖👶. La cosa che ho apprezzato di più è che non sono semplici calamite con la lettera disegnata su uno sfondo: qui la calamita ha proprio la forma della lettera. Questo permette al bambino di toccarla, seguirne il profilo e riconoscerla attraverso il tatto ✋🔠. È un grande aiuto nelle prime fasi di apprendimento, quando i bambini stanno iniziando a familiarizzare con l’alfabeto. Un altro punto a favore è che si attaccano a superfici magnetiche, quindi il bambino può divertirsi a comporre sillabe e piccole parole. Molto utile anche il fatto che nella confezione ci siano più vocali, così si possono costruire facilmente parole bisillabe come casa, bava, ecc. Un materiale didattico e di gioco insieme, che stimola apprendimento e creatività. Lo consiglio a chi vuole un approccio pratico e divertente alle prime lettere. 💡 Consiglio da pedagogista: per un apprendimento efficace delle lettere, è meglio proporre pochi grafemi/lettere alla volta (massimo 4) e associare sempre al grafema il suono fonologico, non il nome della lettera nell’alfabeto. Questo aiuta i bambini a collegare subito lettera e suono, facilitando la successiva lettura e la scrittura.