Soft Silicone Alphabet Magnetic Letters, 26 Uppercase ABC Fridge Magnets | Alphabet Fridge Magnets for Toddlers & Kids 3+ with Sensory Textures, Refrigerator Toy for Preschool Early Spelling Learning

Each alphabet magnetic letters set contains 26 magnetic capital letters (A–Z), available in 5 colours and 5 unique tactile textures. The soft, textured surfaces stimulate children’s interest in hands-on exploration, helping them to maintain their curiosity, engagement and concentration whilst learning through touch

• Vibrant Colours & Sensory Experiences: Each alphabet magnetic letters set contains 26 magnetic capital letters (A–Z), available in 5 colours and 5 unique tactile textures. The soft, textured surfaces stimulate children’s interest in hands-on exploration, helping them to maintain their curiosity, engagement and concentration whilst learning through touch
• Safety First: The alphabet magnets are made from food-grade silicone—non-toxic and odourless—and, the water-resistant surface can be easily wiped clean, thanks to their securely sealed magnet design, safer and more reliable than traditional magnetic letters
• Size Design for Kids: Each fridge magnets for toddlers 1-3 measures 2.05" × 2.05" × 0.27" and has soft, rounded edges, making it easy for young children to grasp and explore. The set includes 26 capital letters and a storage box for easy organisation and storage
• Fridge Magnets for Kids: The abc magnets for fridge Designed specifically to develop children’s letter recognition, spelling practice, colour sorting and fine motor skills. Children can spell words on the fridge or whiteboard, sort by colour, and enjoy interactive learning activities at home or in the classroom
• The Best Fridge Magnet Gift: A fun and educational alphabet learning toy for toddlers and pre-schoolers. Perfect for birthdays, school, Christmas, classroom activities and Montessori-inspired games for home education
• Instructions for Use: Children should use this product under adult supervision. To ensure safety, please ensure that children touch the letters with their hands and do not put them in their mouths