This set comes with two things- animal themed upper AND lower case alphabet magnets, and phonic puzzles.The magnets are well made. They don’t feel like cheap cardboard glued to cheap magnets. They’re like a soft sturdy foam that’s been printed on. They aren’t as heavy as the flat Melissa and Doug magnets but they stick fine. These are just to put up, not to hold things up if that makes sense. The colors are printed well, no weird splotches or dots. The animals are heavily stylized to maintain the proper letter shape. If you are going to stylize either the animal or the letter I appreciate they chose the animal. Some look very looney tunes and are harder to identify. In general the animals that have a prop with them look less weird (The Koala and Monkey are holding a tree to make the ‘K’ and ‘M’ shape vs the Cow and Elephant. Some, like the Quail, are the whole animal and don’t look super weird. Lower case anything with alphabet is harder to find and I appreciate that this comes with both. I’ve always liked comparing upper and lower case letters like an adult vs a kiddo (several books do this, like the ‘little i who lost his dot’ and ‘chicka chicka boom boom’) and this set is easy to do that with. Sometimes the upper case is just a bigger lower case and sometimes its grown a beard, stretched out a leg and put on a hat or shoes.The letter puzzles come all put together but separate from their storage tubs. This is a space saving measure. Once you unstack the tubs, put the puzzle in each, and put the lid on they are never all going to fit back in the box it comes in. At least the puzzles are put together. I was almost expecting each puzzle to be the pieces loose in 26 individual plastic bags or worse all mixed up. It still takes some time to break down each puzzle and put it in the marked tub but it’s WAY better than how these sorts of things are normally packed.The puzzles themselves are great. Each is in the shape of the letter, with a different word beginning (or in the case of ‘X’ containing) that letter. The puzzles are double sided, with a ‘sounds like…’ and one example on one side and the other side having an example printed on each piece. This is great because you can demonstrate some of the different sounds a letter can make without that being the ONLY example in the set. ‘giraffe’ is a go to for the ‘g’ sound in these sorts of things but a TERRIBLE only example. This way both the soft and hard ‘g’ are presented, along with the short and long sounds for the vowels.This is classroom stuff and it’s wonderfully packaged for a letter of the day/week activity. I highly recommend.