Increase confidence and engage children in the learning process using classroom games. Choose from a variety of different types of games for the classroom from strategy to construction to help stimulate the mind and provide motivation. Games make it easier for visual learners to grasp hard-to learn concepts and helps to maintain a student's interest by providing alternative teaching methods. Read More
Instructive Experience In Which Players Learn The Basics Of Using A Bank Account
Includes Game Board With Spinner, Instructions, Checks And Deposit Slips, Checkbook Register, Masters For Checks, Deposit Slips, And Checkbook Register, Currency, 4 Pawns
Coordinate Graphing - Create Pictures Using Math Skills
In Each Of 59 Activities, Students Solve Problems To Find Specific Points To Plot On Graph Paper; As They Come Up With The Correct Answers, They Create Pictures!
Each CVC puzzle is divided in to three jigsaw pieces to mimic the structure of Consonant Vowel Consonant words.
As they build the puzzle they build a word.
The consonant letters are color coded in blue and the vowel letters are color coded in red. This helps to visually distinguish between whether a letter is a consonant or a vowel and where each letter belongs in the word.
The unique 4 piece jigsaw structure allows the child to divide the puzzle in to 2 separate puzzles.
The child can first match the word and the picture from one side of the puzzle to help understand its meaning.
The 2 sides of the puzzle can join to create a completed 4 piece puzzle to help the child visually identify the words that can be joined together to create a new word.
Age group and grade: Ages 3 - 5 and grades pre school - 2nd
Subject: Early learning
Usage ideas: Help students learn to make good nutritional choices by starting each day with a healthy breakfast and students can role play healthy lifestyle choices with realistic looking breakfast foods
The unique 4 piece jigsaw structure allows the child to divide the puzzle in to 2 separate puzzles.
The child can first match the word and the picture from one side of the puzzle to help understand its meaning.
The two sides of the puzzle can join to create a completed 4 piece puzzle to help the child visually identify the words that are different but have the same meaning.
The unique 4 piece jigsaw structure allows the child to divide the puzzle in to 2 separate puzzles.
The child can first match the word and the picture from one side of the puzzle to help understand its meaning.
The two sides of the puzzle can join to create a completed 4 piece puzzle to help the child visually identify the words that combine with a noun to show position, time or direction.
