LovesTown 104 PCS Magnetic Letters Numbers, Uppercase and Lowercase

These letters and numbers magnets work great. There’s also periods and exclamations definitely something to have for young learners. They do run a bit small, small than I thought but that’s okay.

I love it; my son really enjoys playing with the letters. The only thing is that they are too small.

A little bit smaller than I expected, but definitely worth the price.

No complaints about the magnets themselves, just smaller than i thought so my child outs them all in his mouth….

These are all little small

This 104-piece magnetic letter and number set has been a wonderful addition to our homeschool routine! With both uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and math symbols, it covers everything from early alphabet recognition and spelling to simple math equations. It works exceptionally well for my child with ADHD. The hands-on, tactile nature of moving the pieces around on the fridge or magnetic whiteboard keeps his hands busy and his mind focused much better than paper-and-pencil drills. The magnets have good hold, the colors are bright, and the size is easy for little hands to manipulate. An absolute staple for homeschooling and multi-sensory learning!

Bought these for my 1.5 year old grand daughter to give her something to do when she isat our house. She loves to play with them putting them on the fridge and removing them over and over. Then we she is done she runs her arm against the fridge and watches them all come crashing down going everywhere, and then she loses interest. I'm tired of picking them up but she does always go back to them again

I bought these to replace the ones my daughter-n-love made for us because she’s working now and doesn’t have the time to make us more. I thought these were a great option but these letters are so small. In the advertisement they look like they may have used a small persons hand because these things are very small. They are ok for kids 4 and up but for anyone younger than that, who maybe still putting things in their mouth, these are a major chocking hazard! So be mindful of the age or the maturity of the person you’re buying them for. At three years old most children are transitioning from the stage where they put everything that can fit, in their mouths but my son hasn’t and he easily got four of these tiny things in his mouth. I was thinking these would be able to continue to entertain our twins playing with them on the frig like the ones my daughter-n-love made, while I cook but that didn’t go so well. They’re very colorful and small and our tiny tots, with their curious minds wanted to see what they tasted like, which most tots would probably do. You can see in the pictures the difference in the size of the ones we already had versus these.. the bigger yellow “O” and the bigger “K” are the ones my daughter-n-love made and the tiny ones are the letters I got from here on Amazon. Significant difference. They’re salvageable so I won’t return them because the hassle of that would be more stressful than the money I spent. We’re just going to keep them tucked away safe and use them for a homeschooling task but under heavy supervision.