This set, developed alongside a language educator, includes 110 double-sided magnets. One side features Hebrew consonants, vowels and examples using the vowels; the other includes the name of the letter or Hebrew pronunciation. Launch date: Early 2009.

The kit features play scenes equipped with magnetic pieces that kids can use to create and recreate different play scenes. Over 20 colorful, magnetic pieces are included. The magnetic play scenes are available in two varieties: pirate ship and fairy tree house. “The Magnetic Play Scenes encourage kids’ imagination because they can use it to act out a different story every time they play with it,” Joyce Johannson, a representative for Magnetic Poetry, told TDmonthly. “Use the colorful magnetic characters and accessories to have tea in the fairy house, or have someone walk the plank on the pirate ship.” Launch date: Spring 2008.

The kit comes in its own handy travel case, along with blank flipbooks, instructions and four stencils containing eight images of a character in motion. When drawn in sequence and “flipped,” the character appears to move. The kit is great for any child with an interest in animation. Launch date: Spring 2008.

The kit comes in its own handy travel case, along with eight colored pencils and a pad of paper. The first few pages of the pad show step-by-step drawing instructions for simple things, such as a boy, a girl, a house and a cat. “The colorful packaging, size and travel strap appeal to children and make it easy for them to bring their art supplies with them wherever they go,” Joyce Johannson, a representative for Magnetic Poetry, told TDmonthly. Launch date: Spring 2008.

The kit comes in its own handy travel case, along with watercolor paint, a water bottle, a paintbrush, watercolor paper and suggestions of things to paint and how to get started. “The GO Art Activity Kits encourage kids’ imagination by providing everything they need to explore different art forms,” Joyce Johannson, a representative for Magnetic Poetry, told TDmonthly. Launch date: Spring 2008.

The kit comes in its own handy travel case, along with eight washable markers and a book full of geometric patterns and designs for coloring. “Each kit also has ideas for things to try – making it fun for kids to come back to create their own works of art time and time again,” Joyce Johannson, a representative for Magnetic Poetry, told TDmonthly. Launch date: Spring 2008.

This magnetic version of the highly addictive puzzler Sudoku includes a booklet containing more than 50 starting setups and solutions, game pieces, instructions and a game board. Each Go Games comes in a handy zippered travel case that measures 5-1/4" x 5-1/4" x 1". Other new titles include Travel Bingo, Pachisi and Chinese Checkers. “Go Games are colorful, classically styled, compact, durable and affordably priced — great near the register for last-minute gift items and ‘just for fun’ shopping,” Joyce Johannson of Johannson Communications told TDmonthly. Launch date: April 2007.

The Word Play Board lets kids indulge in Magnetic Poetry word play without having to stand in front of the refrigerator. Instead, kids of all ages can create their own phrases, poetry and messages on this colorful round metal play board and stand, which are perfect for kids’ bedrooms, playrooms and even beside the computer (just not on it, please!). With 200 word magnets, words and stories almost magically appear. Kids just add their creativity and imagination. Launch date: November 2006.

This is the newest version of Magnetic Poetry’s popular Word Stamp Kits — especially for kids. The kit contains 85 magnetized rubber stamps with kid-friendly words to make their own birthday invitations, thank you cards, gift tags and anything else they can think of. The message is arranged magnet side up, then kids pick it up with the metal-plated stamping block and stamp away. The kits, complete with ink pad and storage tin, include word and icon stamps such as a birthday cake and smiley face. It was launched in early 2006.

This classic board game, featuring retro styling, is designed to go wherever the players go, whether that's planes, trains, automobiles, skateboards, bicycles or across town to grandma's house. Magnetized game pieces and game boards make sure your pieces stay put. Each GO Game comes in its own zippered tin with carrying handle. Other titles include backgammon, checkers, tic-tac-toe, hangman and dominoes.

Magnetic Poetry has moved into the fashion realm with statements kids can wear by stringing magnets with words on them together.
--Included is a set of duplicate word beads so children can make matching necklaces to share with their friends.
--“The great thing about Poetry Beads is that you can change your message as often as you like,” says Dave Kapell, inventor and founder of Magnetic Poetry.
--The kit is so popular that it sold out on IQToys.com (March 2005).

Best Friends is the newest magnetic poetry kit for children. Kids love to write messages and poems with and about their friends. Inspire creativity and enhance language skills with 300 magnetic word tiles especially selected for kids. - Aire Norell
— The entire line of Magnetic Poetry is a consistent best seller at Where’d You Get That!? in Williamstown, Mass., Owners Michele and Ken Gietz told TDmonthly in September 2008. “This line does an amazing job filling in the gaps for gift-giving, from storymaker for kids to Swedish, French, Spanish, Italian, even Yiddish and Pick-Up Lines,” they noted.