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hand2mind Rainbow Lowercase Magnetic Letters set includes 252 durable, colorful plastic letters divided into 6 single-color sets with duplicates for high-frequency letters. Perfectly sized for young learners, these magnetic letters come with matching drawstring bags for easy storage and are designed to enhance early literacy skills such as letter recognition, spelling, and word-building in classroom or home settings.
| ASIN | B0CP4HN682 |
| Brand | hand2mind |
| Brand Name | hand2mind |
| Colour | Multi Color |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 278 Reviews |
| Item Type Name | hand2mind Rainbow Lowercase Magnetic Letters (Set of 6) |
| Item Weight | 635 g |
| Manufacturer | hand2mind |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 96160 |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Number | 96160 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 252 |
| Shape | Alphabet |
| UPC | 848850120420 |
| Whats in the box? | 252 Rainbow Lowercase Magnetic Letters and 6 Fabric Bags |
A**R
Great hands on tool
Students love identifying sounds and spelling word kinesthetically with these letters. Colour coded bags are convenient for student clean up.
H**S
Lowercase Magnetic Letters
Excellent hands-on tools for teaching reading, spelling, and phonics - bright colors, and convenient storage - great for letter recognition
M**E
Accurately shaped Letters
Im so glad to have letters that are made the way children write them, not the weird times new Roman a and g formations among others. And the colour coding is perfect for centres where students can keep track of their own items. I'm addicted to the Hand to mind sets in rainbow colours
E**N
Love these!!
These work great for my small groups. Students use them with alphabet arc and building words. Love having different colors so letters don’t get mixed up with other students sitting near them!
T**E
Letters are missing
The blue bag is missing a letter z The yellow bag is missing an h The purple bag is missing a v The red bag is missing a y This is tough when trying to work with a group of 5 -7 year olds who are trying to spell words and are missing letters.
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