Posts Tagged ‘Math’
Thanksgiving Pumpkin Pie Craft
This craft perfectly combines early geometry with Thanksgiving cheer! In order for creativity to flourish, students need a solid understanding of the fundamentals. What underpins the fundamentals is vocabulary. A student has to be able to describe their world and what they see before they can change it and create new things. This activity is…
Read MoreTessellations Mosaics
Inspired by Pattern Blocks, we’ve created 6 shapes that can be used to make wonderful tessellation patterns. Shapes are: equilateral triangle, rhombus, trapezoid, hexagon, square and small rhombus. Each shape is carefully crafted to match the sides and angles of the other shapes allowing … Continue reading 
NAEYC 2015 – A Great Turnout!
This year, the creative folks at Roylco returned to the Annual NAEYC Conference, which was being held in sunny Orlando, Florida! Check out some of our favorite moments captured on our cameras! Every year, the National Association for the Education of … Continue reading
Spotlight on… Dry Erase Blank Playing Cards
Play memory games, math games, traditional card games and more with our R49623 Dry Erase Blank Playing Cards! The cards are specially designed to be reusable because of the dry erase surface. Use dry erase markers to write numbers and letters or … Continue reading
Light Cube: How to Make Math Interesting!
The Light Cube is a great medium for learning math lessons! Instead of the same old boring tabletop math activity, take it one step further with light-enhanced materials. Everything looks better with light, that’s why we’ve made our math lessons … Continue reading
Light Cube: Cube Count
Play with color and light while building on the Light Cube! These little blocks were used to explore concepts in math as well. Here, we laid out the colorful blocks and asked the student to build a tower as tall … Continue reading
100 Days of School Celebration
It’s almost time to celebrate the 100 days of School! What types of festivities are you planning for this special event? We suggest using our R75423 100 Days of School Finger Paint Paper to do a painting activity! Age: 5+ Duration: … Continue reading
Spotlight on… Classroom Tunics
Keep track of your numbers and letters with Classroom Tunics! Every student can take part in the learning fun when they’ve donned their dry-erase pullover. The R49620 Dry Erase Classroom Tunics fit nicely onto students’ shoulders. The tunic is designed … Continue reading
Educational Light Cube: Sorting Manipulatives
Getting students to sort manipulatives is a double-duty task. While they sort and differentiate between the objects in front of them, students get to exercise their fine motor skills, too! On the R59601 Educational Light Cube, sorting gets so much … Continue reading
Project Spotlight: Straws and Connectors
What’s so great about our Straws and Connectors? Besides the colors, the simplicity of combinations, and the potential for lessons about geometric structure? Learn more below! There are two simple components in the Straws and Connectors pack: the straws, which … Continue reading