Melissa & Doug Magnetic Wooden Alphabet Reviews
Melissa & Doug Magnetic Wooden Alphabet Reviews
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Kids will love learning their letters with these wooden letters. Newly redesigned, themed set includes plenty of colorful, generously-sized wooden magnets. 52 pieces. Measurement 8" x 1.5" x 5.5".
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- Newly redesigned, alphabet-themed set includes plenty of colorful, generously-sized wooden magnets- Includes upper and lower case letters
- Enrich a child's imagination
- Makes learning fun
- Exceptional quality and value
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By David (Boston, MA)
This is a great product for the kindergarten student learning to read. Our son enjoys creating words and replacing letters to create new words.
By M. Sobalvarro
These are awesome letters...and not your typical magnetic refrigerator ones either. There is no magnet to be swallowed or choked on. I would have thought a bit more letters would come in the pack, but that's alright - we'll just get another one.
By Melanie B (MA United States)
As other reviewers have noted, these otherwise sturdy wooden magnets don't take well to water. They lasted almost two years for us in good condition until my daughter left them outside overnight and they got wet. Then the paper peeled off and now they are unsightly. I don't understand why the color has to be printed on paper instead of painted directly onto the wood. If they were painted instead of paper, they would last for so much longer.
These are still better than the plastic alternative, however.
By A. Taylor (charlotte, nc usa)
I bought one box for each of my 4 year old (twins). We keep them on the frige and the enjoy learning how to spell words and learning the upper and lower case letters. Others said they start to delaminate, but I haven't seen this. I wouldn't recommend this for children that still put things in their mouth b/c they would start to delaminate.
By MCMom
These letters hold well (don't slide due to weight) on the types of magnetic surfaces kids will generally use them on...easels and fridges, but they are more substantial than other types of letters that I have seen. The box is sturdy and easy to get the letters back into. Only complaint is that there is only one each of the capital and lowercase letters. I know that's a common problem, but would it kill someone to produce a box of letters where you could actually spell several words at a time? (Or one word with the same consonant in it more than once?)
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