Magnatab A to Z Lowercase Activity for Fun and Learning -- Sensory Activity -- Ages 3+

Magnatab A to Z Uppercase is an outstanding activity for young children! This engaging sensory tool is perfect for kids aged 3 and up, combining fun with valuable learning opportunities. The magnetic beads provide a tactile experience that helps little ones practice writing their letters with ease and precision. The clear, bold letters make it easy for children to follow along and improve their handwriting skills. Additionally, the activity encourages fine motor development and reinforces letter recognition in an interactive and enjoyable way. It’s a must-have for any parent or educator looking to support early literacy skills while keeping children entertained. Highly recommended for its educational value and sensory appeal

This was a Christmas gift for a very bright 2-year old and I think he is going to make good use of it and learn from it. It arrived in plenty of time for Christmas and in perfect condition so we are pleased.

I bought this so my son can practice tracing letters. I got a good deal for it and I definitely would buy it again. It’s a good value. My son loves how it makes a sound when you trace over the magnets. There is a little opening to hold the pen so it doesn’t go missing. I really think it’s going to help teach him to how to write. It’s great practice. He’s thrown it a few times and it’s durable and hasn’t broken yet. I like that it doesn’t have a bajillion colors. I’d buy it again!

My daughter is in preschool and I want to help her work on her letters at home. This tablet was on sale and I grabbed it so she could practice over and over again without the need for paper and pens. The magnetic balls are a bit noisy when they slide in and out of place but overall its a fun toy. The magnetic stylus slides easily into its holder for storage when not in use.

Love the magnets! They help my son slow down and take his time to get his letters down. If he misses a magnet, he starts his letter over.

This is great for my 3 year old because it teaches her how to write the letters by following the steps and arrows. It makes it more fun to write using the stylus and watching the magentic balls come up. She was using it for a good hour alone! That's an hour of free time for me!

My toddler lost the pen in two days and it’s been useless ever since.

I am an occupational therapist and this is a great little tool to practice handwriting. Kids love it.