Engaging Magnetic Words for Key Stage 1 (Years 1 & 2) - | Expand Vocabulary, Build Sentences & Boost Reading Skills | Durable Fridge Magnets for Home Learning - Pack 1

Perfect for my 5 and 7 year old. They love making up sentences using these. Easy to lose/drop though as they're quite small, I think by the end of the summer most of these will have made their way underneath our fridge! We'll see.

Got these for my grandson. He loves them. He uses them to entertain himself in the kitchen whilst my daughter is cooking. Not only is he learning words, he uses them to create pictures & shapes. Well made.

They are good but the size is small. I'd say make them a bit large and may be charge more. The quality is good and easy to use.

Great for early learning at school good for practising

I have to think of new ways to motivate my son to read more. He has ADD so his attentions is not that good compaired to the average child. I got them for my 6 year old and he loved just being able to slit the words from the pack and read them as he puts them on the fridge.He then spent sometime forming sentences with the words then reading them out.I love this as I can think of many games that I can play with him to allow him to basically practise reading the words and have more confidence with them.Games like...choose a word and keep it if you get it right.Sort out 10 words in alphabetical order and get a point.Sort the days of the month in the correct order. (This could be in the other packs as I ordered pack 1,2 & 3)How many words can you read in 1 min.You can buy magnetic paint from a few DIY shops to paint on your wall and these letter stick well to this! You can also get magnetic paint with blackboard to allow you to have the magnetic and black board to write with chalk. Paint one wall in their bedroom and educational fun for writing, reading and art for ever!!!I may consider buying more of these so that he can have them also upstairs in his bedroom for his magnetic blackboard painted bedroom wall.

The magnets are fine, just like the other sets I’ve bought, but the way these ones were set in their packaging meant that many of the words have a sticky residue left on them. It was really difficult to pull the two layers of words apart from each other due to the adhesive used to hold them in place in their packaging and now lots of the words are bent out of shape and have sticky adhesive left behind on either the front or back of some magnets.

good value for money

I found these magnetic words really useful. Being able to move the words around allows simple little sentences to be formed, and has helped my child recognise words thus improving their reading.