Start with letters. Get this a wooden alphabet set. Get this an animal set if matching is the next game. Upper and lower case on wooden tiles is the set that earns its keep after the park week is over. The tiles go on painted steel or on a magnetic whiteboard. Keep them off the gasket and off the handle strip, same as any other fridge object.

Coral and navy letter tiles with a yellow fish, pink bird, and green turtle magnet
A, B, C, then a fish, a bird, a turtle. Generic shapes. The set is kids letters, not a character dump.

Get this Wooden alphabet magnet set. Search for a generic tile pack if you do not want a licensed face on every letter.

The catalog already has a fifty-two letter wooden set. Get this opens that listing. It is a letter set that happens to wear a licensed face. The shop chip still says kids letters.

Animals next to the alphabet

Animal shapes are the filler. A fish, a bird, a turtle. They are not a souvenir skyline and they are not a chore chart. Put them on the lower third of the door so a small hand can reach them without dragging the city plaque into the handle.

Get this Animal fridge magnet set. Generic faces. Search until a listing photo can land.

Coral letter-tile magnet with a navy O
One tile. The set is a stack of these, not a character repeated on every card.

Characters without renaming the set

Wooden character packs and a dinosaur magnet live in this set because they are toys for a door. Single licensed souvenirs stay in licensed. The nav does not print a studio credit. The product title can.

Letter tiles also stick to a whiteboard. Keep the writing field on top and the toy stack below. The pairing note is whiteboard kit.

Shop kids letters. City souvenirs stay on city. The fridge diary is the fridge guide.

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