MagnetWorks Peel-and-Stick Magnetic Dots – Preschool Craft Activity for School Projects at Home
MagnetWorks Peel-and-Stick Magnetic Dots – Preschool Craft Activity for School Projects at Home
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Why you'll love it
- Peel-and-stick application requires no tools, glue, or nails
- Reusable design lets you move and reposition without damaging surfaces
- Variety of pack sizes (27 to 350 pieces) and thicknesses fits both small classroom jobs and bulk craft orders
- Surface-safe adhesive won't leave residue on whiteboards, fridges, or laminated charts
- Compact 50g pull force is strong enough for paper and photos without being overpowered for thin materials
Perfect for
- Hang photos, children's artwork, and permission slips on the refrigerator
- Stick to-do lists, memos, and reminders on whiteboards without pins or tape
- Organize classroom labels, name tags, and behavior charts on magnetic surfaces
- Complete school projects and craft activities that need a magnetic closure or backing
- Mount lightweight notes or cards on metal filing cabinets and lockers
Product Information
STRONG MAGNETIC POWER: These magnetic dots are sticky magnets that are prepared to stay. Our magnets with adhesive backing are a great way to hang photos or to-do lists on your refrigerator.
EASY TO USE: These adhesive magnets are so simple to use. Just press on and let the magnet stickers do the rest! They’re great as magnets for whiteboard or magnets for crafts!
PERFECT CLASSROOM DECOR: These magnets are classroom must haves! Perfect for classroom organization, add these peel and stick magnets to your classroom supplies list!
DURABLE & REUSABLE: These classroom essentials are also perfect for long-term use. These circle magnets can be taken off and on easily, and they don’t harm the surface they stick to.
GREAT FOR CRAFTS: Use these round magnets for your next art project! Plus, if the adhesive magnetic dots aren’t the perfect fit for your project, we offer easy returns.
Included Components:
Part Number: MD120
Warranty Description: no
Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness: 0.79"L x 0.8"W x 0.08"Th
Item Thickness: 2 millimeters
Number of Pieces: 120
Material Type: Anisotropic Flexible Magnet
Pull Force: 50 g
Color: Black
Shape: Round
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these magnetic dots safe to use around young children in a classroom or playroom?
The dots are intended for adult application on surfaces and for organizing children's items. As with any small magnetic product, they should be kept out of reach of children under 3 who may swallow small parts, and always applied by an adult.
Can my child help stick the dots onto their artwork for the fridge display?
Yes, with adult supervision. Pressing the dot onto the back of a paper is simple and a fun fine-motor activity, but the peel-and-stick step is best handled by a grown-up to keep the adhesive clean.
Will the dots damage my child's watercolor painting when I remove it from the fridge?
No. The adhesive is applied to the back of the artwork or to the magnetic dot itself, not the front. When you lift the painting off, the front surface stays clean and undamaged.
Are these strong enough to hold heavier construction paper or foam board crafts?
The 50g pull force is optimized for standard paper, photos, and cardstock. For heavier craft materials like foam board or thick cardboard, use multiple dots distributed across the back to share the weight.
Can I use these dots to organize behavior charts and name tags on a classroom whiteboard?
Yes. They are ideal for classroom organization. Apply a dot to the back of each laminated chart, name tag, or schedule card, then move them around the whiteboard as needed without pins or tape.
I'm a kindergarten teacher. Is this a sensible classroom supply for the workroom?
It is a versatile classroom essential. Teachers use them to rotate student work displays, hold up daily schedule cards, organize small group labels, and quickly rearrange seating charts on whiteboards.
As a homeschool parent, can I use these for daily lesson cards and chore charts?
Absolutely. They work on fridges, metal doors, whiteboards, and laminated charts, which makes them perfect for switching out spelling words, math facts, and chore rotations throughout the day.
Will my child be able to peel the dot off the paper without tearing it?
Yes, with care. Peel slowly at a low angle and the dot releases cleanly from most paper types. For delicate artwork, you can apply the dot to a small card backing first instead of directly on the artwork.
Is there a choking hazard I should worry about for preschool-aged kids?
The 20mm and 10mm dots are small parts and should be kept away from children who mouth objects. For preschool rooms, store the supply in a labeled container and apply them out of reach of students.
How do these compare to tape or glue for kids' school projects?
Tape and glue can wrinkle paper, leave residue, and create a mess. These magnetic dots hold projects flat, are repositionable, and leave no sticky residue, which is helpful for projects that get re-displayed multiple times.
Are these safer than pushpins for a classroom whiteboard display?
Yes. There are no sharp points, so they reduce the risk of pokes to small fingers. They also keep the whiteboard surface free of holes and pin marks, which is important in shared classroom spaces.
How do these compare to magnet strips for organizing kids' artwork?
Magnet strips work well for long edges, but pre-cut dots are more flexible for irregular craft shapes and small items, and they allow children to participate in arranging the display.
What if my child pulls a photo down and it falls on the floor repeatedly?
The 50g pull force is balanced for lightweight paper. If a photo keeps slipping, it is likely too heavy for a single dot. Add a second dot, switch to the 20mm size, or use a stiffer cardstock backing.
I'm worried about the adhesive ruining my child's watercolor painting. Will it?
No, the adhesive only contacts the back of the paper. Paint and color on the front remain untouched, and you can remove the dot later without affecting the artwork's surface.
Can the dots be used on laminated reward charts in a kids' room?
Yes. Laminated surfaces are ideal for the adhesive, and the dots can be moved from chart to chart as the child progresses through different reward systems.
How do I apply the magnetic dots to a piece of paper or photo?
Peel the dot from the backing, press the adhesive side firmly onto the back of your paper or photo, and then place the item onto any magnetic-receptive surface such as a fridge, whiteboard, or metal cabinet. No tools, glue, or tape are needed.
How do I remove the dots without leaving residue?
Slowly peel each dot off at a low angle. The surface-safe adhesive releases cleanly from whiteboards, fridges, laminated charts, and most smooth metal surfaces when used as directed.
Can I reuse a dot after removing it?
Yes. The dots are designed to be removed and repositioned multiple times. To extend their life, avoid touching the adhesive side and press firmly when reapplying.
Will these dots stick to any metal surface?
The dots adhere to any ferromagnetic metal surface, including refrigerators, filing cabinets, lockers, magnetic boards, and the side of many appliances. They will not stick to aluminum, copper, or most plastic surfaces.
Do the dots work on glass whiteboards or only traditional whiteboards?
They work on any whiteboard with a steel backing, including most standard and glass-front whiteboards. The dots will not adhere to the glass itself, but the magnetic-receptive backing behind the glass will hold them securely.
What is included in the pack when I order?
You receive the selected quantity of self-adhesive flexible magnetic dots in the size and thickness you choose. No additional accessories are required to start using them.
Are the dots safe for use around electronics and credit cards?
Yes. The 50g pull-force magnetic dots are very low strength and do not interfere with consumer electronics, mobile devices, or the magnetic strips on credit cards at normal use distances.
Will the dots lose their magnetism over time?
No. The anisotropic flexible magnetic material maintains its pull force through years of normal indoor use. Store them away from heat and direct sunlight to maximize product life.
What is the difference between self-adhesive magnetic dots and regular craft magnets?
Self-adhesive magnetic dots have a peel-and-stick backing that lets you turn any lightweight paper, photo, or card into a magnet without glue or tape. Regular craft magnets require you to apply adhesive separately and are often bulkier, which is less suitable for thin paper use.
