Why would a child want an easel with a magnetic board?
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it can do two different things....chalk and then dry eraser...drawing, coloring, writing. My 7 yr old loves the dual or triple action this board does. Paper to create, dry easer, and then chalk board.
1047926
I'm stating the obvious, but to use magnets. My child loves making words with magnet letters.
1872205
I think the magnetic area of the easel is the white area. I think they are thin metal plates. I hope this answers your question.
208846
There are several pieces Melissa, I would assess how old the kid is and also you may want to look for something else because you need so many other things to do a lot of the experiments.
983040
There are several magnets attached inside the letters. It is virtually impossible for a child to remove the magnets
336888
If the easel is magnetic, I don't see why they wouldn't. These stick to the fridge and a dry erase/chalk board that is manufactured by Melissa & Doug. I hope this helps.
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The product is just an easel. We bought felt pieces, magnets, and dry erase markers separately to use with it.
1499357
Yes this is an easel with an attached chalkboard. ..really cute but very small
442973
It is not magnetic. It is a removable wall cling (like a thick sticker), and comes with a dry erase marker. We love ours!
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...
2025034
The easel stands well horizontal or you can flip it over to a typewriting style. It does not stand well vertical, you may have to prop it against something.
99107
I'm not really answering your question, but I've been using this board on an easel that I purchased from Amazon as well. I use a small bungee cord to keep it from tipping off (a lesson learned with a nice dent in the hardwood floor). I bought this for alphabet magnets for my 2 year old and both together work perfectly. I can adjust the height so it's at 2 year old height.Lightweight Aluminum Telescoping Display Easel, Black
1570366
The LED board in the photo is just sitting on a basic easel. You can buy one on Amazon and get it the next day.
104603
The board looks like plywood and the pieces feel heavy like wood to me. I could not see any paint coming off- not even from the same puzzle at the library. I would think with such heavy use those pieces would show significant wear. That after a year or more, the library's pieces are in good condition testifies to the high quality of Melissa & Doug products.
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I think he may be the perfect age- it actually engages their minds with lots of engineering concepts. One of our magnet schools (science, engineering,technology) uses this set in one of its units. It especially challenges if you let them create their own design after they are familiar with the ones in the booklet. Start with adult help, then let child get creative!
442972
No, it is not magnetic. It's not board-like at all. It's a giant sticker. It is dry-erase though.
315692
It is metal for the magnets. I would not be able to use mine for a dry erase board.
197277
I'm still not clear what I need to buy to make this useful in my kindergarten class. I would like an Elmo but can't afford it.