Magnetic Letters - Hebrew Playset Orange Small

I bought these for myself as I learn Hebrew, and they are perfect for me! A great way to mix it up as I do word exercises, or write messages on the fridge! Comes with plenty of letters to make words, but I could see myself buying another container if I wanted to write complete sentences. Good quality, fun colors and perfect storage!

These magnetic letters were better quality than I had expected. Each piece has two little magnets, whereas I thought from the reviews that they'd only have one. They've held up to hours of exuberant play with my 3yo son, and we ended up buying a second set so that he'd be able to write short sentences.

Bought this for my grandson who is two. His parents are teaching him the Hebrew alphabet and this is just perfect for helping him see the letters. Fortunately, he doesn't put things in his mouth, some of the letters are small. He loves putting magnets on the fridge. So glad I got this for him, he's a cutie pie

The pieces are pretty and the font is nice. Comes in an attractive and functional jar for storage. BUT I am afraid to let my 2 and 3 year-old grandchildren play with the letters unsupervised because the pieces are so small and I am not sure the magnets are the safest kind. The yud could be swallowed in a heartbeat. I am keeping them - we will glue them onto something as decorations. I am glad I did not buy more than 1 jar.

I ordered this product to teach the second half of the aleph beis to my 4 year old and give my 6 year old the chance to spell Hebrew words in a fun way. The container is sturdy and holds all 90 pieces. There are up to 6 pieces for a many, if not all, letters. So, there's enough to share between my daughters. They stick well to the refrigerator and a cookie sheet. Just note, though, that there are no "dots"; there's a vet and no bet, a chaf and no kaf, tav is a sav, and the shin/sin is both letters being that there's no dot to distinguish them. They're still new; thus I can't comment how they'll be over time, but it seems like a nice product. My 6 year old matched up the final letters to the regular letters and tried to teach sofits to her 4 year old sister, when we first opened them. A prodcut this engaging is worth the money, even though I wish the letters had "dots" for young learners.

Great way to teach children the Alef Bet!

Love it, we 'write' on the refrigerator all the time with these. There are many duplicates of each letter, so you can even write short sentences if you want. Drawbacks: the magnets aren't strong so they are not useful for pinning things on the fridge door; and some letters can be choking hazards (yud, vav) for young kids, (as it says on the package).

Made it into a great game.Bought metal sheet from Home Depot, attached to wall, printed words and pictures.Now the kids learn by finding the matching letters and spelling out the words.The fridge is cluttered...