Bright Creations 52-Piece Magnetic Letters - Uppercase & Lowercase Alphabet for Kids Classroom, Preschool, Learning, Education Toy - (Small, Multi-Color)

Excellent product and vibrant colors. material is good, washable, and has good print quality, non tearing. nice packing.

my son is autistic so he has a thousand sets of the ABC's. he loves this set has upper and lower case and they match. so ill definitely buy again if he loses any. lol

Good quality, great for kids and learning alphabet

I bought a Dry Erase Magnetic Marker Board for my 5yo granddaughter that just started Kindergarten, along with 8 double ended magnetic Dry Erase Markers (which come in 16 colors), a Magnetic Dry Eraser, Magnetic Alphabet Letters (that come in Capital %26 Lower Case letters) and another set of Magnetic Alphabet Letters (all Capitals that look like an animal, like the B is a bee and the C is a Cat, etc (all came from Walmart). I'm giving all 5 items a 5* review %26 I recommend all 5 items for your little ones, whether they're learning toddlers and preschoolers or are learning to read %26 need help to memorize all their "sight words" %26 "spelling words" in K %26 up. I would definitely buy all these again %26 will repurchase these markers as needed.

They are so cute! The kids in the classroom have already had so much fun matching the upper case and lower case letter.

Great educational tool specially for non-English student speakers

I love these as a fun way to teach my young one about capital and lower case letters, increase vocabulary, and have fun while doing it! We just got them so I can't comment on how they would hold up to little hands and daily use, but they appear to be study and are thick foam. The only downside for me is that the ‘Q' is an image of a Queen Bee and is confusing. Also, I was missing the lower case t in the set. Hoping the company can send it!

The g and a is printed as a typed/text a/g. Also the I is long- like ice cream and not /i/ igloo.

The quality is fine, and I like how the pieces have some depth to them - easier for little hands to take on and off. I mainly purchased them for my grandson (who just turned 1) to identify pictures and provide play time not so much to learn letters. I admit I didn't look at the pictures closely. If I had I would have seen their choice for several letters is not best practice for teaching letter sounds. And the sailboat for the letter “y” is baffling…yacht?

made from a soft foam and bend super easy. would get destroyed by preschoolers. Also very small. pictures are cute though.