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Gamenote Magnetic Alphabet Letters Kit
Gamenote · Letters & Phonics

Magnetic Alphabet Letters Kit

4.8 (6,475) out of 5 stars

Our most-loved kit: soft foam letters with a full magnet on the back, a double-sided magnetic writing board, three markers and a case where every letter has its own square.

$25.99from $19.99 across 2 options · price at our partner store today; it may change
Choose your option
  • Letters in 8 bright colours, full-cover magnet backs
  • Double-sided magnetic board you can also write on
  • 3 whiteboard markers (red, blue, black) + eraser
  • Divided case with a letter code in every square
  • Washable soft-touch EVA foam
  • Ships from our partner storedelivery options at checkout
  • Returns & warrantythrough your store order page
  • Age 3+always supervise little ones
About this piece

The 238-piece kit holds 234 letters — 182 lowercase and 52 capitals — enough to spell whole sentences without running out of e’s. The 178-piece kit swaps some lowercase for 10 numbers and 12 symbols, handy for simple sums next to the words.

Each letter is about 1.2 in tall and backed edge to edge with magnet, so there are no loose magnet chips to fall off. They cling to the included 11.3 × 7.9 in board, the fridge or the dishwasher, and the board itself takes marker and wipes clean.

Details & sizes
238-piece kit
182 lowercase, 52 uppercase + board, 3 markers, eraser
178-piece kit
104 lowercase, 52 uppercase, 10 numbers, 12 symbols + board, markers, eraser
Letter size
about 1.2 in
Board
11.3 × 7.9 in, double-sided
Delivery, returns & warranty

Orders are placed, shipped and supported by our partner store. Tracking, returns, exchanges and warranty claims all start from the order page in your account there. Questions about choosing or using this piece? Pass us a note.

Joy the cat

Joy’s tipFoam is soft and tempting to chew — for toddlers, put out one set of capitals at a time and keep the case on a high shelf.

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