Bendon Flash Cards Sight Words 1: Phonics & Reading / 36 Cards / Ages 4+ / 70 Most Common Early WordsAlphabet: Preschool / 36 Cards / Ages 3+Animals: Preschool / 36 Cards / Ages 4+Numbers: Preschool / 36 Cards / Ages 4+Colors and Shapes: Preschool / 36 Cards / Ages 3+Opposites: Phonics & Reading / 36 Cards / Ages 3+Phonics: Phonics & Reading / 36 Cards / Ages 4+Sight Words 2: Phonics & Reading / 36 Cards / Ages 4+ / 70 Most Common Early WordsDinosaurs: Our World / 36 Cards / Ages 5+ ***Yes we do Combine Shipping*** Please, feel free to message us with any questions! Order by 3:00 PM EST & this item ships with tracking TODAY! Items must be in original unaltered condition with all packaging and/or tags attached to be eligible for return.
Read More【Early Educational Toy】:Wooden Shape Sorter is good for developing early sorting skills, teaching colors, promoting hand eye coordination, fine motor skills, problem solving skills, and promoting creativity.
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Read MoreSchool Zone Phonics Made Easy Flash Cards Early Reading, Short Vowels, Long Vowe FREE AND FAST SHIPPING CARD FEATURESSet includes 54 flash cards, 1 word sounds card, 1 parent card with tips and directionsFor ages 6 and upLarge 3.0” x 5.575” cards with easy-to-sort rounded cornersWords combined with colorful pictures introduce letter sounds and combinationsKids also practice short and long vowel sounds in wordsBig, bold and colorful illustrations make learning funThe opposite side of the card shows related word namesDevelop speed, accuracy, and confidencePortable and perfect for on-the-go learning!
Read MoreThis is a Montessori First Writing Encyclopedia by Headu for ages 3-6 years old. With the practical wooden writing base, children can compose their first words using the letter tiles and then write them with the dry-erase marker.
Read More220 Sight Words Flashcards, High Frequency 220 Words, Beginning Reading, Kindergarten to 1st Grade, ESL Teaching Materials, Autism Learning Materials, Vocabulary Building. You can get: 220 sight words, 16 double side cards in set.
Read MoreThe Skillmatics Preschool Champion Write & Wipe Activity Mats are designed for children aged 3-6 years old, focusing on early educational concepts such as alphabet, numbers, shapes, colors, and animals. These multicolor mats from the brand Skillmatics provide interactive and engaging learning activities for kids, featuring the character family Skilly Billy. The sealed and new mats offer a fun and interactive way for young children to explore and learn essential skills in a vibrant and engaging way. Perfect for young learners, these activity mats are a great addition to any preschool classroom or home learning environment. 6 double sided activity mats Missing 1 Marker
Read More— Adopting eco-friendly wood material, non-toxic, no smell, safe to play with.– Mystric bag of 3D shapes, you will never know what you’re gonna get, very fun and good parent-child interactive toy.– Helps kids to know and learn different shapes and space, gread early educational toys.– Great to develop kids’ observation ability, grasping ability and hand to eye co-ordination..Description:Product name: Counting spindles boxApplicable age: 3-6 years oldSize: 10*10*10cmMaterial: woodPacking method: Cloth bagPacking list:10 * Shapes + 1 * BagFeatures:–Safe Material–Perfect Educational Toy
Read MoreRirool Educational Montessori Wooden Toys for Toddlers is a fun and engaging learning set designed for kids ages 3-5 years. This wooden puzzle and number stacking blocks set combines shape sorting, color matching, and math activities to inspire creativity, hand-eye coordination, and problem-solving skills.
Read MoreHandmade by me in 2006. Note that there will be wear to the pieces from use, but all parts are still here. What I did: Read the story aloud at circle and one by one, introduced the matching figure on a mat facing the children.The next day, I placed all of the figures in a basket and read the story and invited a child to come and place the matching figure on the mat. Finally, it became a 1-2 person work on the beginning language shelf. They loved it. More so, I loved when two children (who were not readers) to “retell” the story without the book. Now that I’m no longer in a school setting, I’m hoping to find a classroom who will love this work and the effort put into it.
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