 Giant Soft Cubes--Numerals by Learning Resources - Sale Price: 7.50
Quiet, easy-to-handle foam dice lend themselves to number games, probability experiments and math activities. Age: 3,4,5,6,7 Manufacturer: Learning Resources |
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 Money Tray with Lid by Learning Resources - Sale Price: 8.95
A money tray is indispensable when it comes to keeping classroom play money organized. This sturdy bright yellow tray is divided into six bill holders and five coin holders-big enough for a wealth of play money. The clear plastic lid allows you to view the contents without removing it. Tray measures 103/16" x 18.625". Play money available separately. Ages: 5 + Manufacturer: Learning Resources |
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 Go To Press Game by Learning Resources - Sale Price: 21.95
Bring the excitement of a big-city newspaper to kids with this unique proofreading game that focuses on spelling, word usage, capitalization and punctuation. Players move from department to department finding and correcting errors in the headlines. The first player to create a complete newspaper by correctly editing and collecting a headline from each department, return to the boss's office and say, "Go to press!" wins. Game cards feature questions asked in standardized-test format and are self checking with language rules printed at the bottom of each card. Game board measures 19" square. For 2 to 6 players. Ages: 7 + Manufacturer: Learning Resources |
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 Cross Section Human Heart by Learning Resources - Sale Price: 14.95
This human heart model comes apart to create a cross-section view for hands-on classroom demonstrations. The areas of the heart are labeled on the inside of one side with corresponding letters on the other side to help with testing. The included Activity Guide provides detailed information on the heart and how it functions. Model measures 5" in diameter. Ages: 7 + Manufacturer: Learning Resources |
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 Snap it Up!® Money by Learning Resources - Sale Price: 9.98
Kids learn to quickly add and subtract money while trying to find a match with this fast-paced game. Players start with 3 random cards (for example, nickel, dime and penny). They can add them (.16) or subtract them (.04). Then they try to find the 4 cents or 16 cents card from the center pile or each other to make a set. First player to find 3 sets wins. Beginner and advanced levels. Age: 7,8,9,10 Manufacturer: Learning Resources |
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