Is the base part that the letters fit into magnetic?
1293679
No, I read in previous reviews that a while back,it used to be magnetic. However, the newer ones are not. We still enjoy the way it is.
1293680
No they aren't. Only the magnetic ones for the fridge are( LeapFrog Fridge Phonics Magnetic Alphabet Set - Styles May Vary ). However, the magnet ones can fit into this one also. My son has the both as we bought one then he got one as gift. I prefer this one as it has the little carrying case and is easy for storage.
1293681
I don't know. I've given this as a gift and don't have it here to look at. It might not be since I think that it is done with pressure
1293682
Cari, no, it's just a bucket for them to be stored in. It's great for keeping track of them.
24964
The whole board is magnetic and it just comes with a 4x6 magnet that is dry erase. You may be able to write on the entire board, but I don't believe the board itself is dry erase.
983040
There are several magnets attached inside the letters. It is virtually impossible for a child to remove the magnets
1892052
Haven't had that problem. They are smooth on the back and the magnets are encased inside the letters. Great product
1711458
depends upon how old it is. Older fridge phonics sets use larger letters than the newer ones. If it uses the larger letters, than no.
359624
Yes, all the letters and numbers come out. And for the letters and numbers like 0,p and o the insides of the letters pop out too.
1379261
The whole letter is a magnet. They are really cute. I was worried about not having enough letters so i bought these and the melissa and doug, and these are much nicer. The m&d chipped the layer of painted wood really fast. Instead these are still beautiful.
2212243
Not easily. You would need to drill new holes for the hinges on the opposite side and relocate the magnet pieces so they matched up and were on the correct side.
2107636
ANYONE know if the dry erase side is metal/magnetic, so my kids could use their magnetic letters on it???
38570
sorry, i do not have like-wooden magnet letters to test...but there is no reason to believe that it wouldn't hold wooden magnet unless the wood letters itself is too heavy that it falls off the slanted surface...it holds the plastic mag-letters just fine and the surface can be written/draw on with an erasable marker...and you can use the letters on the fridge surface...the board is a nice addition...kids like different things to do to keep their interests up...
763226
No. These are adhesive sheets, like post - it notes. They are not metal and are not magnets. A very offers printable magnetic sheets.
678671
The newer Fridge Words Magnetic Word Builder (jet shaped and lower case letters only) is compatible with the newer Fridge Phonics Magnetic Letter Set (yellow/blue star/sun shaped and upper case letters only). However, said 2 newer products ARE NOT compatible with the (older) Word Whammer Fridge Phonics (blue/green with red handle) and the old Fridge Phonics Magnetic Letter Set (blue/green with Tad the frog on it).
1987830
No they are not . The original was magnetic and the plastic was sturdier, but this one is a case so you can neatly store them away.
1379259
The whole letter is a magnet. I used these when my son was 10 months old minus some of the smaller letters like the "i".
980153
two pieces.... the base die and the magnet insert.... you can use other magnet inserts with the base.
194643
I dont think so, it come with a metal base that the magnetized base can sit on
393912
Each letter has two small magnets on the back. I bought these when my toddler was one and have not had any troubles with the magnets coming out a year later. They attach well to magnetic surfaces.