Step2 Easel for Two Kids: Double-Sided Art Easel with Magnetic Letters & Numbers for Creative Play

Sarah R DeJaynes: Our daughter is almost 2 and loves drawing with chalk on the chalk board. We have not used it for painting yet but she will love that too!!!! Very durable and easy to move around.

United States on Jun 18, 2023

Valerie S: Love it. Super easy to set up and my son loves it !

United States on Jun 15, 2023

Dagmar NevesDagmar Neves: It’s a wonderful way to blend letters and pictures to interest your child. Very sturdy, perfect height and a breeze to assemble. I like the flexible magnetic letters and numbers. Not cheap, but excellent quality which has already paid off.

Canada on May 28, 2023

Phyllis A.: My grandson loves it. Very easy to assemble and take down, sturdy enough for a boy and love the tray in the middle and on sides to hold paint and brushes. Perfect for little ones who love drawing and painting.

United States on Apr 21, 2023

Clarissa: Mi hijo de 2 años adora su pizarrón, se entretiene por mucho tiempo y ha mejorado notoriamente los movimientos de su mano al escribir, además repasa los números. Es estable y por el tamaño le va a durar más años. Lo recomiendo bastante!

Mexico on Mar 23, 2021

KayKayBee.KayKayBee.: This was super simple to put together. It came in 2 pieces(the easel and the yellow tray). There’s plenty of space on the tray to put the letters, chalk and markers etc. It seems to be very good quality and looks like it will last for years. My daughter is 2 years old and 34in tall so she’s got quite a few inches before she’s taller than the easel. She loves putting all the letters up on the board and then swiping them all down. I do agree with another reviewer that the markers leave residue behind even after erasing, but I just took a paper towel with a little water and it cleaned up the rest. It’s even got Velcro on one of the legs so that when you fold it, it stays closed. I like the clips for when you want to draw on paper instead of the board. I like the magnet letters but I kind of wish they were plastic. My daughter likes to chew on them so a lot of them have bite marks on them now. She would bite on it if it was plastic too but at least it wouldn’t leave bite marks. Anyhow I already had plastic magnetic letters that I got from Walmart so she’s using both on the board. I would definitely recommend this!

United States on Oct 20, 2020

Phoenix: lacks a paper roll bar but makes up for it with the smooth child skin friendly surface with a good assortment of magnetic soft alphabet tags. I've tried a wooden easel which was horrible sharp edges and all, I would defn. recommend this. get it.

Canada on Jul 16, 2020

Michelle Dugas: Great product! Grandson loved it. I remember there use to be plastic magnetic letters/numbers for items in the past which would last longer than the foam, but still ok. Would be nice to have accessories i.e. chalk, dry erase markers. Only other thing is that the easel moves when writing, etc...maybe rubber on bottom of legs to prevent this from happening.

Canada on Mar 11, 2019

Azurall: This easel is great for our three year old. The letters that come with it aren't great quality, however we got some hard plastic ones separately that are magnetic and they work great on the dry erase board surface. The chalk side is good too, no major issues with erasing the chalk. Both sides have a clip at the top that we like to use to attach paper so that our child can paint on the paper.

United Kingdom on Feb 06, 2018

kan828: My 3 yr old loves this easel! It is the perfect size for her at 3 and I believe she will have many years to grow with it! We love the storage self for keeping the magnetic letters on and the holders at each end for markers and chalk. The magnetic letters that come with this set are made of foam, but they are holding up pretty well for us. We also bought some plastic ones, so we mix and match them when we need extra letters. My daughter loves to make words on her board. She also loves to color and draw on this board. At her height she likes to just set her paper on the bottom lip of the board, but she is also tall enough to use the clip at the top. We probably use the white board more than the chalk board, but that is just because it is magnetic and it seems like it would be easier to get the marks off of. We use washable crayons and markers and I have never had trouble wiping them off the white board if she slips while coloring. For the white board, we found white board crayons. They wash off really easy and our board looks just like it did when we got it. I have not had a chance to fold it up and put it away since she plays with it nearly everyday, but I like that we have the...

United States on Oct 31, 2016