208 Magnetic Alphabet Squares

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208 Magnetic Alphabet Squares. Kids will love using these magnetic squares to learn letters and form words! Foam in assorted colors. 1 1/4" © OTC

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208 Magnetic Alphabet Squares 5.0 5 1 1

FUN! You will get 8 sheets of consonant letters...4 lower case and 4 capital. Capitals are in light blue, orange, lime green, and yellow on mine. Lower case are pink, red, purple, and darker blue. Then you'll get a strip of vowels (same size letters, just not on the same sheet) using the same colors. Just a tip...do not throw away the rectangle magnetic border surronding the consonants. We use this to place our "words" that we made in. I have them on a cookie sheet for each of my children. On the back I taped a lamenated bee "web" that I also got on Oriental Trading. In the center bee I'll write the "special sound" such as "ay". Then they can spell "hay, day, may, pay". These are fantastic. They stick very well to my cookie sheets and I can tip them upside down without falling off. They also will hold on the laminated bee paper without it slipping around (although I ended up taping it just so my children didn't loose it or play with it). We will surely get lots of use from these and I can see them holding up nicely. Would make for nice "centers" in a classroom. We are using them at home in place of the letters bought on "All About Spelling". Very pleased! December 1, 2012