JCREN Magnetic Letters and Numbers Alphabet Magnets ABC 123 Fridge Toy Set Educational Preschool Learning Toys Spelling Counting Uppercase Lowercase Math Symbols for Kids 3 4 5 Years

Box includes all alphabets capital letters and small.Along with 1 to 10 numbers and 1-9 extra.➕ , multiplication, division and 🟰 signs including question mark sign.Little smaller in size than I thought but works great for my almost 2 year old. She loves it! 😍But have to keep her from putting in her mouth because the Oo and some other smaller alphabets seem like chocking hazard.Quality is good for price magnet not too strong so easy for toddlers to put on and off the fridge or in our case dishwasher.

The bin of letters are much smaller than I expected. It will still be able to be used but if you are looking for the standard size magnet letters look elsewhere.

I bought these for my grandson to use on the refrigerator. Beware, the back is hollow, and the magnets are not stuck on very well. If you drop them, the magnets can come off. They were also way smaller than the picture leads one to believe. I know I should have looked at the dimensions, but honestly, when I saw it, I never dreamed the letters would be so small. And..there is one letter/number on there that I have never seen before. Not actually sure what it is! You get what you pay for. These were cheap, and they are very cheaply made. I would not recommend if you want something that will last.

Purchased as gift & person loved spelling words on refrigerator. Items were much smaller than expected but that's on me for not doubling checking size.

Great Value and good quality. Similar products had reviews saying they had weak magnets are missing letters. So I chose this one because it didn't have reviews like that. I checked to make sure that all letters were there and the magnets held up. All were there and stuck to the board. At first I thought the small b&d were missing but then noticed that I had put them on the board as duplicate small p and small q.It's nice that you get a magnetic board that's also a whiteboard with it. I wish it had a few dry erase markers with it but I can easily pick those up at a local store.

I got these for my 2-year old granddaughter. The kit includes full upper and lower case alphabet, all numbers, and mathematics operations symbols (+. -. *, etc). They are the appropriate size for her little hands. I have a metal door in the house as well as the fridge. She has 2 locations to use them. In addition to using the capital letters for teaching the alphabet, we are working on grouping items by color and counting how many red letters , blue letters, etc. She can pick out the letters that start her name, her parents names and a guy she is crushing on hard. We are using the numbers to count, but also for ordinal operations (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc), simple math problems (How many grapes do you have? If you eat one, how many are left?) and to determine quantities (How many raisins do you have?) I recommend these wholeheartedly. It is a welcome break from screens...plus, I had some (not as nice as these) for her father when he was her age.

Perfect for teaching your kids there numbers and ABC’s. It magnet is very strong, very bright colors. It got the job done

Here is a photo of the canister that they fit in next to a bottle of Torani. I was for some reason expecting this to be a package to be a little larger I'm size than this. Good price lots of pieces. I feel like it can be a bit misleading I feel as though miniature should be somewhere in the title. I'm sure if you dig through the description there are sizes there, but I was just expecting the standardized size. If I would have read the sizes I probably wouldn't have raised any question, because I have never thought about the length and width of magnet letters on a friend's fridge. Just be aware you are buying small letters that don't have a very good magnet in them. I got these for my son to practice spelling. I could not use these to hang anything on the fridge, they barely stick without a piece of paper to carry. They still seem like a good idea for the price if you are using them for toddlers spelling and not for hanging. If I could go back I would have spent the extra money on a set of magnets with better magnet quality so they could be multi-purposed.