087 - Hobby Creative - Refill 40 Magnetic Letters Lowercase

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  • Very good 1 4988  

    Quercetti - 783,087 - Hobby Creative - Refill 40 Tiny Magnetic Letters (Toy)
    My little son now knows well the letters and Sunday of the week. You understood the Upper and Lower case. He places under each uppercase lower case corresponding to it, learned the vowels, etc. The magnets deserve to be stronger. I advise.
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  • good and cheap for a 100% educational toy 2  

    Quercetti - 783,087 - Hobby Creative - Refill 40 Tiny Magnetic Letters (Toy)
    Bought for my little son, correct item, good - value, I bought a batch of articles similar to really learn how to create, read, write and count (uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers and shapes Quercetti and Smoby !) Shame not to have a big b
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  • right product 4078  

    Quercetti - 783,087 - Hobby Creative - Refill 40 Tiny Magnetic Letters (Toy)
    In complement allows a child to write more words. It s' a lot of fun. And that the tiny changes.
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  • Too bad the Most common letters are not double !!!  

    Quercetti - 783,087 - Hobby Creative - Refill 40 Tiny Magnetic Letters (Toy)
    By ordering this batch of 40 lowercase letter Quercetti, I expected to have sufficient cover in order to write some words with 2 times the same letter out I am very disappointed because the letters that are duplicate are not necessarily the most comm
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  • Junk 17  

    Quercetti - 783,087 - Hobby Creative - Refill 40 Tiny Magnetic Letters (Toy)
    Made of lightweight plastic, with a tiny magnet that holds just the letter in the fridge, you have to detach yourself the letters in a frame, which is poor - small pieces remain attached to the letters. If you buy small letters and majéscules, be awa
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  • Just a little flat 2  

    Quercetti - 783,087 - Hobby Creative - Refill 40 Tiny Magnetic Letters (Toy)
    I love those magnetic letters, and my daughter (who is passionate about words and letters) as well. Our only downside: the "z", which is written as a "z" capitalized, and not tiny. Otherwise, nothing to say (the "a" is an &qu
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