Will this fit the whole alphabet of magnetic letters? Want to use in my classroom.
791993
They definitely won't, they are smaller than a sheet of paper... (about 6" x 8")
791994
I'm sorry I couldn't tell you that not knowing how big the letters are. But this pan is pretty small. I'm guessing probably not. It's the smallest pan available for a mini toaster oven. Sorry couldn't help more.good luck ! �
791995
Depends on how big your letters are. It's a small sheet equipped to fit in a standard toaster oven. so I'd go with that information and use your best judgment from there. Good luck!
791996
If the letters are really small maybe. This is a really small pan. I could've gone two or 3 inches longer and still fit in my toaster oven.
901459
Yes. It fits anything the size of a normal pencil or pen. I have used it on crayons. Works great.
1382432
It comes with magnetic alphabet letters, chalk and an eraser. It may have come with dry erase markers but we wouldn't have allowed those without supervision so I can't recall. I am sure any dry erase markers would do, but I would probably stick with Crayola since that's the brand.
442970
No, it is not magnetic, and it comes rolled up in a box. However, you could probably buy a magnetic dry erase board of the same size to mount it on which might work just as well. If you decide to go that route, you might consider saving yourself a little time & frustration and just take it to a frame shop or craft store and let them stick it on the board for you since they have the tools to get it on there straight and without bubbles and creases. Just an idea. Cheers!
87049
The magnets do line up but I don't know if it relates to the Magna/ Picasso Tiles. You might consider asking your Face Book friends or Pintrest followers if you could get together with someone who has some Magformers, then you'd know which direction to go... Or you could order a small set and give it a go. In my book you don't loose, even as a stand alone product the Megformers are great.
1973133
I'm thinking no. The magnet is on the back, so the letters would have to be upside down and backwards for the magnet on the pole to pick them up. So if you were trying to teach the letters it would not work. If you are playing a game that might be a dfferent story. Good luck.
280317
That would be in the way of the magnet. The case also would sit up in the keyboards. I use a neoprene style case and slide the while thing in.
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.
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.
338827
No, it will not. Ten inches is the maximum, 10 1/4 will get stuck. I use it for pencils in my classroom.
607242
Yes! It's magnetic. The keyboard seriously is ultra thin and perfect. I'm a student and it fits perfectly into my backpack.
147394
Only the chalk board side is magnetic, not the white board. It's more of a desk-top or table-top sized product. I think it might prove challenging for two kids to use at once.
1220368
Yes. Just make sure you measure when you're mounting so they're flush and even. And remember this is not a white erase board. It only has a small magnetic white erase pad.
219519
Easily! Just use a smaller size letter. The templates it comes with are easy to manipulate! Have fun!
1706444
I think it will as long as it's not a small chart . (Teacher Created Resources Fancy Stars Incentive Charts (5257) ) Look up this chart . If it is about this size it won't fit.
1031772
Yes! The magnetic side requires dry erase markers or dry erase crayons/pencils. Plus both sides have a clip up top to hold regular paper.
941960
Yes. There are 2 sizes for each alphabet. The bigger ones definitely can do the job.