Geek Daily Deals Aug. 12, 2018: 142 Magnetic Letters Set w/ Board and Book for $16!
Geek Daily Deals – The best hands-on way to learn your letters, or leave long messages on the fridge with this magnetic letter set!
Pixel Premium ABC Magnets for Kids Gift Set – 142 Magnetic Letters:
AMERICA’S BEST MAGNETIC LETTER SET just got better. This treasure chest of fun is packed with 142 beautiful magnetic letters, ultra-light magnetic whiteboard and more than 40 learning games with your FREE “Amazing ABC” educational e-Book series (worth $19.99)
THE ULTIMATE LEARNING GIFT – Designed by parents and teachers, this set contains everything you need to build vocabulary, improve spelling skills and make learning more fun and easy than ever before. The educational e-books are designed especially for use with iPads and tablets for maximum interactive fun. The magnetic board is dry erase marker friendly and double-sided too!
THE MOST LETTERS FOR THE MOST FUN – Unlock hours of creativity and spell whatever you want. Don’t be stuck for enough letters like other sets. With 142 magnetic letters, including 90 lower case 52 upper case, teach literally thousands of words to your little genius.
FEEL THE DIFFERENCE – You’ll discover exactly why kids fall in love with our thick, chunky soft-touch foam letters. Not too big and not too small but just right – they’re perfectly sized to spell lots of words, be easy to grip and improve fine motor skills. The entire back of every letter is magnetic so no sliding or falling off fridges either! (capital A is 4cm tall, 3.4cm wide)
THE SAFER, SUPERIOR CHOICE – Your child’s safety comes first. That’s why this set is fully designed and certified to ASTM American Toy Safety Standards. Accept nothing less. Enjoy peace of mind knowing these letters are made of non-toxic eco-friendly foam material. The entire back of every letter is covered in protective rubber casing, so you’ll never worry about loose or exposed magnet pieces ever. Order now and get ready to transform your little one’s love for learning!
Ken is a husband and father from the San Francisco Bay Area, where he works as civil engineer. He became the Publisher of GeekDad in 2007, and the owner in 2010. He also wrote the NYT bestselling GeekDad series of project books for parents and kids to share.
