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Melissa & Doug Double-Sided Magnetic Tabletop Easel

Prices as of September 25, 2026, as listed by each retailer — verify the current price on the retailer's site before purchase.

Price history tracked at Kohl's price tracker

14-day low
$40.59
Sep 21 · Kohl's
Best price
$40.59
−13% vs high
14-day high
$46.39
All stores
$46$43$41
Sep 12Sep 25
  • Kohl's
Lowest in 14 days: $40.59 at Kohl's. Highest: $46.39. Current best is 13% below the 14-day high.

What buyers say

AI summary · 157 reviews

A versatile, space-saving easel that sparks creativity in young children, though some buyers note it doesn’t stand upright reliably. The product is well-regarded overall, with a few concerns about stability and storage.

Liked

  • Compact, multi-surface design

Complaints

  • Fails to stand upright without slipping
  • Inadequate storage for accessories

Generated by AI from real customer reviews at Kohl's — may miss nuance. Summarized Sep 2026.

About this product

The Melissa & Doug Double-Sided Magnetic Tabletop Easel is a wooden art station designed for young children, featuring a magnetic dry-erase board on one side and a chalkboard on the other. It includes a built-in paper roll holder with a tear bar, a 50-foot paper roll, dry-erase marker, colored chalk, eraser, and letter and number magnets. The easel folds flat for compact storage and supports hands-on creative play. It aligns with pediatric recommendations to promote early brain development through screen-free interaction and tactile learning.

  • double-sided: dry-erase & chalkboard
  • magnetic letters and numbers
  • built-in paper roll holder
  • folds flat for storage
  • includes 50 ft paper roll
  • wipe clean surface

Based on 157 reviews at Kohl's

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