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Literacy & Numeracy

Magnetic Letters & Objects

by Curious Columbus

Magnetic letter and object play from Curious Columbus, with hand illustrated animals, objects, food and vehicles printed with their names.

There is a lovely stage when a letter is no longer just a shape on the page. With Magnetic Letters & Objects, your little one can move between a letter, a picture they recognise and the printed name beside it, so early literacy starts to feel more like finding clues than sitting through a lesson.

A little trail of letters through the day

Some days the animals end up together. Other days the vehicles get their own row, or the food pieces become the ones everyone talks about first. You might find your little one moving a picture, checking the name, then hunting for the letter again later. Without anyone making a big lesson of it, the same magnetic pieces can become part of those quick after-breakfast, before-dinner, come-and-see-what-I-made moments.

$32.95
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Buying guidance

Is this right for your family?

Who this product is particularly well suited to.

Best for

Best for families who want early letter play to feel hands-on and familiar rather than worksheet-like. It suits homes where your little one is ready to explore letters through recognisable pictures, object names and pieces they can move and revisit during ordinary play.

Product overview

Early letter play they can come back to

Children often make sense of words through the things they already know from home, books, snacks, animals and the world outside. This set gives those first links something they can touch and move. At first, your child may simply name the picture. Soon, they may notice the letter beside it. Before long, the printed word starts to feel connected too, and the same pieces come back out in a new way.

Close-up detail of the Magnetic Letters & Objects

Product details

Thoughtful details that make a difference

Pictures give letters somewhere to land

The animals, objects, food and vehicles help letters feel connected to things your child can recognise. That makes the play feel less abstract, because the letter, picture and printed name can be explored together.
Why this matters

It gives your little one more than one way back in: naming the picture first, noticing the letter next, and returning to the word when they are ready.

Made for being picked up again and again

The pieces are described as chunky foam with a full rubberised magnetic backing, giving your child something solid to handle, move and place as they explore.
Why this matters

That matters in real family use, where learning play is often packed away, found again, moved around and returned to across the week.

More play value than letters alone

Because the set brings together letters, illustrated object themes and printed names, it gives your child different ways to use the same pieces over time.
Why this matters

You are not relying on one fixed activity. The same set can be used for picture naming, letter matching and word noticing as your child keeps coming back.

Before you order

Practical information

Everything you need to know before bringing this product home.

Materials and finish

Material
Chunky foam with a full rubberised magnetic backing

Helpful answers

Frequently asked questions

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What kinds of pictures are included?

The product details describe animals, objects, food and vehicles, each hand illustrated in house and printed with its name.

Are the pieces magnetic?

The material information describes chunky foam pieces with a full rubberised magnetic backing.

Is this more for letter play or picture play?

It brings both together. The play centres on connecting letters with recognisable pictures and the printed names shown with them.