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Magnetic Dry Erase Boards With Vinyl Magnetic Letters With Alphabet Storage Case - Small Group Pack

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Magnetic Dry Erase Boards With Coded Plastic Letters - 24 Student Class Pack

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Magnetic Dry Erase Boards and Foam Letter Tiles - 6 Student Pack

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Magnetic Dry Erase Boards With Coded Plastic Letters - 6 Student Pack

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Magnetic Dry Erase Boards With Soft Touch - 6 boards

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Magnetic Dry Erase Boards With Foam Letter Tiles - 6-Student Pack

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Excellerations® Uppercase Magnetic Letters - 40 Pieces
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Magnetic Letters, Numbers & More for Hands-On Literacy and Math Practice

Magnetic letters, numbers, and word-building tiles bring literacy and math instruction to life on any magnetic-receptive surface, from whiteboards to student dry erase whiteboards. Really Good Stuff® carries a broad assortment of options, foam and plastic tiles, uppercase and lowercase sets, color-coded vowels and consonants, Spanish and English choices, and kits that include storage cases or dry erase boards. Explore options across PreK through 8th Grade, ages 3 through 12, and group sizes from individual practice to whole-classroom instruction. These durable, hands-on manipulatives support phonics, word recognition, number sense, and equation building at accessible price points that help you maximize your classroom budget. Explore a variety of letter materials, grade levels, and letter cases to find the perfect fit for your lesson plans.

Category at a Glance

For Elementary Teachers

Hands-on literacy & math tools

Teachers rely on magnetic letters and numbers for phonics, word building, and equation solving that students can manipulate and rearrange. Most sets include storage cases and come in sizes for individual, small group, or classroom use, minimal prep, maximum engagement.

Grade Levels

PreK-Grade 8+

Explore a variety of options across grade levels, from early letter recognition and phonemic awareness in PreK through advanced word-building, affixes, and multi-digit math in upper elementary and beyond. Really Good Stuff designs each set with developmental readiness in mind.

Educator Favorites

4.3★ average rating

Teachers praise Really Good Stuff magnetic tiles for durability, clarity, and classroom-ready design. Color-coded vowels and consonants, quiet foam options, and sets that include dry-erase boards make these trusted tools for literacy centers and small-group instruction.

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PreK & Kindergarten Readiness Essentials

Building literacy foundations in early childhood requires materials that support sensory exploration and motor skill development while keeping young learners engaged. This selection features chunky, easy-to-grip foam and plastic magnetic letters designed specifically for ages three to five, with durable construction that withstands daily classroom use. Color-coded vowels and consonants provide visual support for phonics instruction, while storage solutions keep learning centers organized and materials accessible. These teacher-designed tools help PreK and kindergarten educators create hands-on literacy experiences that align with kindergarten readiness standards and support smooth transitions into structured reading instruction.

Small Group Differentiation Made Simple

Differentiating literacy instruction across multiple reading levels requires tools that adapt quickly to individual student needs without extensive prep time. This collection provides magnetic letter sets, word-building mats, and specialized tile kits that support targeted small group work in phonics, blends, digraphs, and word study. Color-coded tiles help students identify vowels and consonants at a glance, while dry erase boards and magnetic mats create flexible workspaces for guided practice. Each resource is designed to help elementary teachers efficiently rotate through skill levels during literacy centers, maximizing instructional time while meeting students exactly where they are in their reading development.

Classroom-Scale Literacy Solutions

Equipping an entire classroom with consistent, high-quality literacy manipulatives shouldn't strain your budget or require multiple supply orders. This selection features bulk letter kits and classroom sets that provide enough materials for whole-class instruction and independent practice across multiple learning stations. Storage cases with compartments keep materials organized and accessible, reducing setup time between lessons. Black letters offer maximum contrast for visual clarity during whole-group instruction, while comprehensive tile sets include uppercase, lowercase, and high-frequency letters needed for varied word-building activities. These classroom-ready solutions help administrators and teachers maximize limited funds while maintaining instructional consistency across grade levels.

Equip Every Learner with Classroom-Ready Magnetic Letter and Number Sets

When you need to outfit multiple classrooms or learning centers with hands-on literacy and math tools, Really Good Stuff® magnetic letters and numbers remove the friction from large-scale purchasing. Our bulk sets include everything you need, storage cases, color-coded vowels and consonants, and durable foam or plastic materials, so you can focus on instruction instead of assembly and organization.

Explore options including age ranges from PreK through 8th grade, group sizes for individual work or whole classrooms, and materials like foam, plastic, and vinyl designed to withstand daily use. Many sets feature red vowels for visual support, uppercase and lowercase letter options, and Spanish-language resources to serve bilingual programs. Storage cases and dry erase boards are included in select kits, helping teachers keep materials organized and ready for literacy centers, small group instruction, or math fact practice.

Really Good Stuff® and Excellerations® products are teacher-designed and standards-aligned, supporting phonics instruction, word building, kindergarten readiness, and numeracy skills across grade levels. Whether you're equipping a single school or an entire district, our bulk options help you maximize your budget while ensuring every student has access to quality, classroom-tested manipulatives.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Magnetic Letters, Numbers & More

What age groups and grade levels are magnetic letters and numbers designed for?

Magnetic letters and numbers span a wide developmental range, supporting learners from PreK through elementary grades. Options are available for ages 3-12 years and grades PreK through 8th Grade and Up.

How do color-coded vowels and consonants support early literacy instruction?

Color-coded magnetic letters use red vowels and blue consonants to help students visually distinguish letter categories, accelerating phonics mastery and word-building accuracy. This built-in visual support is especially helpful during small-group instruction and literacy centers, allowing learners to focus on sound patterns without relying solely on memorization.

What materials are magnetic letters and numbers made from, and how do they differ?

Explore a variety of materials including foam, plastic, and vinyl, each offering distinct classroom benefits. Foam magnetic letters provide a soft-touch, quiet surface ideal for sensory learners and reducing noise during hands-on activities. Plastic options are durable and easy to clean, while vinyl tiles offer a flat, lightweight alternative.

Can I find sets that include both uppercase and lowercase letters?

Yes, several kits include both uppercase and lowercase magnetic letters, supporting name writing, capitalization practice, and sentence construction. Sets range from basic alphabet assortments to expanded classroom kits with 200+ letters, providing plenty of high-frequency letters for differentiated instruction.

Are there magnetic letter sets designed specifically for Spanish language instruction?

Really Good Stuff offers Spanish magnetic high-frequency word sets designed for bilingual and dual-language classrooms. These tools help students in Kindergarten through 1st Grade build automaticity with common Spanish sight words, supporting sentence construction and early reading fluency.

Do any sets include storage cases or organizational accessories?

Many magnetic letter kits include storage cases with compartments and alphabet label stickers, making cleanup quick and letter sorting effortless. These organizational features help maintain classroom order and support independent student use during literacy centers.

What advanced phonics tools are available beyond basic alphabet letters?

Really Good Stuff carries specialized magnetic tile sets for students progressing beyond letter recognition, including consonant blends, digraphs, ending phonograms (chunks), and prefix/base word/suffix tiles. These tools support 1st through 6th Grade phonics instruction, enabling students to manipulate word parts, explore morphology, and create 500+ affixed words.

Are Really Good Stuff magnetic letters compatible with standard classroom whiteboards?

Yes, Really Good Stuff magnetic letters, numbers, and tiles adhere securely to any magnetic-receptive surface, including standard classroom whiteboards, magnetic easels, and individual student dry erase boards. This versatility supports whole-class demonstration, small-group activities, and independent practice stations.