12 results for "sandals"

Kinetic Beach Sand 3 lbs. 3 years & up. Pack it, pull it, and shape it! Designed for fine motor, sensory, and cognitive … Can be used indoors or outdoors. Never dries out or hardens and can be used over and over. Kinetic Sand contains silicone …

Large Minute Sand Timer 3 years & up. Keep up with the time using this brightly colored Large Minute Sand Timer for Classroom Activities Indoors and Outdoors. This classic hourglass timer is the perfect tool to help children visualize time. Use this …

Sand Blocks 3 years & up. A pair of wooden blocks topped with sand paper. When rubbed together it produces a fun scratching sound

Covers his ears when children are singing? Refuses to touch clay, paint, or sand? Often falls down and skins her knees? … Building and creating low-cost items such as a tire swing, sand pillow, and incline board to give children opportunities to …

Desert Hothouse 4 years & up. Design a desert landscape with included gravel, sand, and boulder. Complete with a variety of cacti and succulents including the Giant Sagauro, Pincushion Cactus, Golden Barrel Cactus, Joshua Tree, Century Plant, and …

For the littlest learners, everything is an activity--feeling a rock, trying to lick a bubble, smelling a flower, or poking sand. In this book, teachers and caregivers of infants and toddlers will learn how these simple explorations support cognitive …

You Sing A Song & I'll Sing A Song CD Ella's best-selling record has international songs that encourage singing and rhythmic participation. Recommended for early education by Teachers Magazine. Did You Feed My Cow?, This Train, Sifting in the Sand, …

so that non-readers can play along with older kids. It's great fun as the whole family tries to guess the charades before time runs out. Contents includes: 150 character cards with 450 charades, game die, sand timer, and rules. Three or more players

Choose a letter, hear its sound, watch a helpful creature draw it in the sand, and hear the letter name. Now try to draw the … Choose a letter, hear its sound, watch a helpful creature draw it in the sand, and hear the letter name. Now try to draw the …

Infants Babies are naturally active, and their movements help them explore their environment. They first move involuntarily, based on reflexes, and then learn to move more independently as their bodies grow stronger and they begin to investigate the …

Preschoolers Preschoolers are constantly using their bodies to play and learn, whether you encourage activity or not. You can help them stay active as they grow by providing instruction in physical skills, motivating them to develop strength and …

Toddlers Toddlers are on the move almost constantly! Even though encouraging physical activity is not a problem, you can model new movements and skills and lay the foundation for them to enjoy physical activity as they grow. Toddlers need lots of …