Posts Tagged ‘Math’
Light Cube: Math Straws
Explore mathematics on the Light Cube using simple items you can find at your local department store or dollar store! The Light Cube will focus students’ attention as they manipulate the materials to build skills in early numeracy! In this … Continue reading
Read MoreEducational Light Cube: Sorting Colorful Plastic Circles
View the beautiful effects of colorful mylar shapes on the Light Cube!Today’s lesson was to experiment with different printed shapes and colors that can be overlapped to create new appearances. These mylar shapes were made from tinted transparency sheets. You can find … Continue reading
Read MoreEducational Light Cube: As Furniture?!
Yes, you heard right! Our R59601 Educational Light Cube can be used as a wonderful furniture addition to your classroom! The sturdy design makes it perfect not only as a table at the play center, but as a stool, a … Continue reading
Read MoreWelcome to the Light Cube!
We at Roylco are excited to launch our new series of posts about our brilliant Educational Light Cube! Check us out every Thursday for a brand new look at our sensory-engaging light box… and all the amazing things you can do … Continue reading
Read MoreColor Diffusing Animal Shapes
Use the magic of Color Diffusing Paper to make lovely animal designs from basic shapes! View our tutorial and see how our art campers adapted their designs. Age: 4+ Duration: Drying time + 10 minutes Learning Objectives: Use fine motor skills to … Continue reading
Read MoreThe Differentiated Kindergarten blog uses our Manuscript Letter Beads!
Students will love being able to see their numbers and letters up close! These sturdy, colorful beads can be strung on thread or sorted into trays just like the photo above. Use the beads to teach number and letter recognition using visual and tactile approaches. Like blogger Marsha states, the beads aren’t simply beads, because…
Read MoreMs. Johnston’s class makes our Tessellations!
Today we get to show off more Tessellations fun with art projects from Ms. Johnston’s class! This post, titled “Tessellations are so fun!” was published on May 9th, 2012 and was posted on Mrs. Johnston’s Blog: Adventures in Fifth Grade. Click here to visit the link! Our R5863 Animal Tessellations are a hit in classrooms!…
Read MoreWillard City Elementary Artists use our Tessellations Animal Templates!
The Artman posted his students’ math/art projects that used our Animal Template Tessellations! Tessellations are a great way to build coordination and patterning skills! See more about Artman’s process below. Artman posted many photos of his students using our Animal Template Tessellations. A variety of designs from the pack were used. These included the elephant,…
Read MoreTen in the Bed!
Turn a classic children’s song into a storytime activity with our Animal Buttons and a few craft materials! Your students will love the interactive quality of the game. Choose from a variety of different templates below to help you make your own Ten in a Bed! Age: 3-5 Duration: 10 minutes You’ll Need: • R2040 Animal…
Read MoreCraft Spotlight: Straws and Connectors
Looking for a last-minute kids’ Christmas gift? Stimulate your children’s cognitive abilities with this perfect building kit. In this post, we’ll show you some ideas to make from Straws and Connectors! The Straws and Connectors come in 4 intriguing packages: • R60901 Straws and Connectors™ Creative Building Set (390 Straws, 315 Connectors) • R60990 Straws and Connectors™ Structure Pack…
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