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$6.29 $8.5 In stock

123 Magnetic is a set of colorful number magnets from Quercetti, ready to be used on Quercetti magnetic boards or any other metal surface.

  • Colorful number magnets
  • Works on Quercetti magnetic boards
  • Also usable on any other metal surface
  • Suggested for ages 3-6, and listed for 9-99
  • Supports eye-hand coordination and manual motility
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily Y. ★★★★★

Bought these to keep my toddler busy during dinner prep and the colors are vivid enough that she actually reaches for them over the tablet. They cling fine to our metal cabinet doors, though a couple slid down when she stacked them too high.

Hazel ★★★★★

These magnets stick to our fridge way better than the cheap ones we had before, and my son loves lining up the bright numbers while I cook. They've survived a few drops onto tile without chipping too.

William ★★★★★

My toddler has been learning her numbers with these on the fridge door, and the magnets hold tight even when she slaps them around. The colors are bright enough that she sorts them by hue before counting, which I didn't expect.