Junior Learning
Junior Learning Rainbow Letters learning 62 magnetic letters
A set of 62 magnetic letters with colour-coded vowels and consonants for building CVC words and alphabet arc activities
- TypeOthers
- 62 magnetic letters support alphabet learning
- Colour-coded vowels and consonants aid word building
- Two full alphabets plus extra vowels extend practice options
- Magnetic backing allows use on any receptive surface
- Designed for ages four to eight years
Rainbow Letters magnetic alphabet
The Junior Learning Rainbow Letters set contains 62 magnetic letters packaged in a box. It provides two full alphabets plus two extra vowel sets for word-building exercises. Vowels appear in red and consonants in blue to support visual discrimination. The product is intended for children aged four to eight years.
Plastic construction with magnetic backing
Each letter is made from plastic with an integrated magnet for use on whiteboards, fridges or any receptive surface. The lightweight pieces are easy for small hands to position and rearrange during phonics practice. No assembly or power source is required for normal use.
Replaces loose letter tiles and paper cut-outs
The boxed set keeps all 62 pieces together, reducing lost parts compared with unboxed tiles or handmade cards. The colour-coded vowels help learners identify vowel sounds faster than single-colour alternatives. The jump is worth it when a classroom or home needs a durable, organised kit for CVC word building and alphabet arc activities.
Highlights
- 62 magnetic letters support alphabet learning
- Colour-coded vowels and consonants aid word building
- Two full alphabets plus extra vowels extend practice options
- Magnetic backing allows use on any receptive surface
- Designed for ages four to eight years
Specifications
| Brand | JUNIOR LEARNING |
|---|---|
| Type | Others |
Questions about this item
How do I set up the magnetic letters for alphabet arc activities?
Open the box, separate the 62 magnetic letters by colour — red vowels and blue consonants — then arrange them in an arc on any magnetic surface such as a whiteboard or fridge.
What parts will need replacing as the pieces age?
Individual plastic letters can crack or lose magnet strength over time; keep the box so you can swap out any damaged pieces from the 62-piece set.
How many words can I build before running out of letters?
With two full alphabets and two extra vowel sets you can form multiple CVC words at once, but the 62-piece total limits longer sentences.
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