2 years & up. Reveal a simple shape with interesting interior pattern by scribbling over each design. The tactile tracing paths around each perimeter allow visually impaired students to feel each shape. 16 plates are perfect for exploring shapes and patterns through touch. 4" x 5.25". Teacher guide included.
4 years & up. Decorate, create art and patterns, use for sorting. Bright colors on both sides of squares. Card stock pieces are approximately 1cm and acid-free. 10,000 pieces. Made in the USA.
4 years & up. Make perfect leaves every time! The stencils come in 12 different leaf varieties. Trace around the stencil and add details when finished. Great for science class activities or making seasonal decorations. Includes 12 stencils, 8" x 8".
3 years & up. Use these rubbing plates to create colorful textured pictures of creepy crawlers! You can use them with crayons to create simple color images on paper or try making impressions with modeling dough! 16 rubbing plates.
3 years & up. Use these rubbing plates to create colorful textured nature inspired pictures! Use them with crayons to create a simple colorful picture or try making impressions with modeling dough! 16 rubbing plates.
2 years & up. Perfect for early learners to experience art while building fine motor skills, learning about animals, and expressing themselves through color. Great for making clay impressions and sun catchers. 6 rubbing plates, 8.5"L x 11"H. Includes idea guide.
3 years & up. Explore a range of activities and experiences with this exciting Sensory Tray Accessory Kit. These colorful pieces are a great way to promote sensory learning. Use the tray to pour your sensory materials such as sand or goo without a mess left on the table. Encourage children to explore textures, smells, colors, and more using the tools provided. This kit includes 50 Skyscraper Building Cards, 50 Super Topplers, 1 lb (454 g) of colored rice, 4 Junior Goo Spreaders, 10 Squiggle… More »
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