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Puzzleblocks™ magnetic puzzle (4 letter words)

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$9.38 $12.5 In stock

Category: Puzzle

Unleash your creative side with Puzzleblocks™! Our magnetic puzzle is made up of letters in a variety of vibrant colors and fonts - snap 'em together to form up to 50 fun four-letter words like Love, Bold, and Give. Go ahead, challenge yourself to conjure up some wacky combinations and more - our Puzzleblocks™ are just the thing for expressive adults who want a unique fidget toy.

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    Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

    Brian ★★★★★

    The magnets are surprisingly strong, so the letters stay put on the fridge without sliding around. My five-year-old loves mixing the bright, different fonts to spell out words like "Love" and "Star" on her own.

    Owen ★★★★★

    We’ve been using these magnetic letter tiles to help our kindergartner practice spelling without tears. The magnets hold firmly enough for fridge play, and the mix of fonts and colors keeps him engaged.

    Matthew ★★★★★

    The magnetic connection is surprisingly strong, so the letters stay together even when my preschooler is building words on the fridge. We've already spelled out "Play" and "Bird" without any pieces falling off.