632 Kids Word Play Fridge Magnets – Big .75" Tall Color-Coded Tiles - Practice Reading, Sentence Building, Writing, Poetry, and Creativity with Magnetic Words

What an excellent tool to help you work with your children at home, or for a teacher to help teach reading and writing sentences and stories. I am using it to help teach a group of Spanish people to learn to speak English. I think it will be an excellent resource to add to our class time. The magnet strength is perfect, and will allow the words to be manipulated easily. And it will be fun to use and tap into another way of learning.

It's really good. I got it for my autistic nephew. He is enjoying it and making sentences.

I am in love with these. The magnets are pretty strong. Each color represents types of words. They include a good variety of words and include "s" "ed" "ing" to be added as need. I used these with my 8 year old. I ask him to use as many colors as possible to make a really good sentence. He has started to say things like "I'm looking for this word, I know it should be in red because it's this type of word." It's awesome. If he writes the sentences on paper he gets extra electronics time. It has definitely helped his confidence grow. He hated writing prior to this. I think this fills in just enough of the gap to create without worrying about spelling things correctly, its kinetic, and easily changed around to fit his brain. He's even starting to write his own sentences without using the magnets, which would never have happened 2 months ago. Must have for parents and teachers wanting to work on handwriting or story telling!

They come in magnetic sheets that quickly break apart. The word pieces are much smaller than I expected, rendering it somewhat worthless. They don't stick very well to metal backed whiteboard but enough so they aren't sliding off. I still was able to use for sentence scrambles so no loss, probably would look for a larger product next time tho. The word selection is good but missing some principle words. If you don't mind small words then it's not bad, does the job.

These magnetic word tiles have been such a hit in our home! My kids (ages 5 and 8) love creating silly sentences, poems, and stories on the fridge — and I love that they’re learning while they play.The color-coded tiles make it easier for younger kids to identify word types (nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc.), and the size is just right — big enough to read easily but not bulky. With 600+ words, there’s so much variety, and it really encourages creativity and language development.We’ve also used them on our magnetic whiteboard during homeschool lessons, and they work great there too!Highly recommend for any parent, teacher, or homeschooler looking to make literacy fun and hands-on. Would make a great gift too!

The words are lovely, brightly-colored, and a good selection of terms for kids and ordinary use. I wish they hadn't combined the prepositional phrases like "at the beach" or "along the road", and just left those as independent words, but I suppose that's personal choice. (I just chopped the magnets in thirds, giving us "at", "the", and "beach" to fix it.)But the real problem is that the words are WAY too big. Too tall and wide, I mean. They're a LOT bigger than any other magnetic poetry. If you stick them to your fridge, you will not have enough space to actually WRITE anything on the fridge with them! This makes them... sort of useless, honestly. It's sad, because if they'd just sized them at 1/2 or 2/3 size, they'd be lovely.

Great aid to teach children to read and learn to create sentences. Nice color options quality magnet strength. Love this for home and the classroom

Maybe too many. Putting them all on the fridge takes up the whole front. Very fun and easy to read