INNOCHEER Magnetic Letters & Numbers for Toddlers – Educational Magnetic Board with Dry Erase & Chalkboard

Two-sided learning surface for versatile play

INNOCHEER Magnetic Letters and Numbers for Toddlers invites hands-on exploration with a rainbow of tiny magnets. This kit includes 52 uppercase magnets, 52 lowercase magnets, 29 math symbols, plus a black dry erase marker and an eraser. The foam letters and magnets are non-toxic and designed for repeated, joyful use, encouraging curious fingers to explore shapes, sounds, and symbols in a safe way.

The board itself is a generous, magnetic surface that supports multiple words, sentences, and simple problems at once. One side is a dry erase surface for quick writing and erasing; the other reveals a magnetic chalkboard for erasable, tactile drawing. This dual-sided design makes it easy to switch between word-building, letter tracing, and basic math practice without switching tools.

What you get

• 52 uppercase magnets
• 52 lowercase magnets
• 29 math symbols
• 1 black dry erase marker
• 1 eraser

Why families and classrooms choose INNOCHEER

Versatility is at the heart of this set. It’s well suited for home learning, classroom centers, and travel days, turning any surface into a mini learning station. The bright, rainbow colors of the magnets capture attention and invite hands-on manipulation, which can help with letter recognition and early counting as children arrange, count, and compare pieces.

• Large surface accommodates whole words or sentences, and prompts multi-step thinking
• Dual surfaces support different activities—writing on one side and drawing on the other
• Portable enough for travel, waiting rooms, or family trips
• Foam magnets are gentle on little fingers and designed for repeated use
• Gift-ready packaging makes it an ideal present for birthdays, holidays, or back-to-school

In real-life use, caregivers and teachers might guide a short storytelling session, build simple sight words, or create number sequences. While results vary by child, the kit offers a tactile, screen-free way to practice early literacy and math concepts, with the possibility of richer language play as kids experiment with combinations and patterns.