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"This simple activity is a fun, hands-on way for students to practice rhyming sounds. Students simply match up illustrated magnets by their rhyming sound ... building phonemic awareness and picture/word identification skills. The activity is perfect for individual or small-group language practice."--Taken from activity guide
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Practice lacing with 4 wooden lacing animals: a black-and-white zebra, blue elephant, green alligator and yellow lion (1 black, 1 blue, 1 green and 1 red lace) and/or [separate set of] 7 shapes: a black rectangle, blue square, green oval, purple hexagon, red circle, white octagon and yellow triangle (1 black, 1 dark blue, 1 light blue, 1 orange, 1 purple, 1 red and 1 yellow lace).
10) Spinosaurus
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This wooden puzzle features a red and green spinosaurus amidst rocky terrain with pterodactyls flying overhead.
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"The PlanToys Balancing Monkeys is a game of strategic thinking and skill. Hang the monkeys on the tree, but you must keep it balanced! Develop your child's mathematical skills by having them calculate the correct distance required in order to keep the monkeys balanced. Excellent teaching or homework aid. Use the Balancing Monkeys as a visual while doing arithmetic." --
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"The Escape Room concept is now available as a Ravensburger puzzle! It's up to you to put the puzzle together, find the mysteries and solve them all. Will you be able to solve all of the mysteries and find the 'last' puzzle piece? A mysterious illustration plunges puzzlers and players into a mystifying world where it is all about finding the 'escape'! The box contains a puzzle with perplexing pieces, one set of instructions, and an envelope with the...
15) Pound-a-peg
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The board has 8 holes centered on 2 red wooden end pieces. The pegs can be pounded through from one side. The board can then be flipped over to pound the pegs from the other side.
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"Here's a perfect way for students to master beginning, ending, and rhyming sounds--independently! The all-in-one center is easy for children to use: They simply place a mat in the tin's magnetic lid and use the picture magnets to complete the activity. Plus, the tin doubles as a storage container, so the materials are easy to organize and clean up."--Taken from activity guide.
17) Opposites
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Two-piece puzzles that match opposites are designed to expand vocabulary and encourage understanding of positional concepts.
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