AlphaMagnets® Lowercase Letter Magnets

• Grades: Pre K+
• Number of Students:  2–6 students
  
  

Highlights:

Bring Hands-On Letter Learning to Life

Bring hands-on letter learning to life with color-coded lowercase AlphaMagnets! This set of 42 magnetic letters supports a variety of early literacy activities, including letter recognition, initial sounds, word building, spelling, alphabet sequencing, and sentence building. Each letter is correctly formed to help children recognize common letter forms found in books, while color-coding helps distinguish vowels and consonants. The magnets can be used on refrigerators, whiteboards, cookie sheets, or other magnetic surfaces, as well as in sensory bins, literacy centers, and independent learning activities. Extra copies of commonly used letters make it easier for children to build full words, while the included durable, stackable storage tub makes cleanup and storage simple.

Standard Alignments:

• Common Core ELA (Foundational skills in letter recognition, phonics, spelling)

• Literacy Standards (Alphabet sequencing, word-building, phonemic awareness)

What’s Included:

• 42 lowercase magnetic plastic letters
• Extra copies of commonly used letters:
  • a
  • e
  • i
  • o
  • u
  • b
  • l
  • m
  • r
  • s
  • t
• Color-coded letters to distinguish vowels and consonants
• Durable, stackable storage tub with secure lid

Technology Requirements/Specifications:

• Works on refrigerators, whiteboards, cookie sheets, and other magnetic surfaces.
• Can also be used in sensory bins.
• All 42 pieces measure 1.5"H each.
• Features more and stronger magnets to help each piece stay where it is placed.
• Magnets are sized appropriately for small hands.

Special Notes and Considerations:

• Grades PreK+.
• Best suited for children ages 3 and up, especially those beginning to explore letter sounds and early spelling.
• CHOKING HAZARD! Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
• Pieces fit neatly into the included stackable tub with a secure lid for easy cleanup and storage.
• Color-coding distinguishes vowels and consonants and supports letter-type recognition and phonics skills.