Word Building Magnetic Letters (Lower case)
Give kids the practice they need to master word building…one sound at a time! Magnetic set includes 35 lowercase consonants and 13 lowercase vowels. All color-coded to make word building a breeze. Plastic letters are 1″.
$28.50
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