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Kids will love exploring geometric concepts with these 6 translucent double-sided 9 inches square Geoboards. One side has pegs in traditional grid pattern, opposite side has pegs in diagonal pattern. Kids can stretch the included rubber bands onto the knobbed pegs to create shapes, investigate symmetry, and explore spatial relations. Set of 6 with 144 rubber bands. SUPPORT EARLY STEM. Hands-on tool for exploring shapes, spatial relations, symmetry, and more. Kids stretch the included rubber bands onto the raised pegs to form squares, triangles, pentagons, hexagons - even shapes within shapes - as they investigate geometric concepts; GREAT ON LIGHT PANELS: Kids will love exploring geometric concepts with these translucent double-sided Geoboards. One side has pegs in traditional grid pattern, opposite side has pegs in diagonal pattern. Both sides are visible simultaneously for twice the fun, and the 6 translucent colors really glow on a light panel! ; SAFE: Safe, rounded and raised edges keep pegs intact. Designed so that pegs do not easily break like others on the market, and knobbed so rubber bands stay put; DEVELOP FINE MOTOR SKILLS: Help kids continue to develop hand-eye coordination by placing rubber bands onto geoboards; FUN FOR EARLY LEARNERS: Use geoboards to create shapes to represent fractions or create shapes within shapes. Geoboards are ideal for elementary or preschool children who are just learning math concepts. Great for home or school.; geo board geo boards geo boards for kids geo boards for preschoolers light table accessories early math geo board STEM fun learning tool hands-on math geoboards geo board geo boards geo boards for kids geo boards for preschoolers light table accessories early math geo board STEM fun learning tool hands-on math geoboards

Even an octopus must gather supplies around his cave as he prepares to wave good-bye to Mom on his way to school. A familiar event in an unusual setting. Activities that can extend this book into other areas of the curriculum or into the home are endless. Here are just a few ideas. Have fun!Use geoboards to make octagons. -List equations for the number eight. Use a box of eight crayons or markers as the counters. -Play ''What's Missing?'' with school supplies. Lay several items on a table. Take an item away while the rest of the group is not looking. Players guess which item is missing. -Decorate a lunch bag with pictures of sea life. Place a healthy lunch in the bag and have a picnic on an imaginary beach. -Eat fish crackers while reading. Seedling books help beginning readers grow through engaging stories and kid-friendly photos and artwork. Best for reading at the earliest stages, these books use clear print, ample spacing, limited vocabulary, and simple story lines to help children practice word building, improve fluency, and garner a love for reading. Seedling has an established reputation both in the classroom and at home as one of the best book collections for young readers.