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Magnetic Foam Lowercase Letters
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- SKU:
- TCR20619
- UPC:
- 88231906193
Description
Practice alphabet-related skills with 52 lowercase letters measuring 5/8" to 1-3/4". 36 blue consonants, 14 red vowels, and 2 purple y's. Lightweight, washable foam coupled with magnetic backing makes the letters practical for any setting. Comes in a resealable storage bag. Teaching tips are included.
Key Features :
i : Practice alphabet-related skills with 52 lowercase letters measuring 5/8" to 1-3/4"ii : 36 blue consonants, 14 red vowels, and 2 purple y'siii : Lightweight, washable foam coupled with magnetic backing makes the letters practical for any setting
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Key Features :
i : Practice alphabet-related skills with 52 lowercase letters measuring 5/8" to 1-3/4"ii : 36 blue consonants, 14 red vowels, and 2 purple y'siii : Lightweight, washable foam coupled with magnetic backing makes the letters practical for any setting
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