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Friendly Fern Educational Rug – Brown ‐ Rectangle Small
Featured ferns caterpillar, butterfly and ladybug friends will liven up any room or learning space. More…
Friendly Fern Educational Rug – Blue ‐ Rectangle Large
Featured ferns caterpillar, butterfly and ladybug friends will liven up any room or learning space. More…
Reading Cube
The Nature Reading Cube features a .75-inch well on top to safely store books, toys, and other items without worrying about items rolling and falling out. The included turf mat is constructed from cadmium-free and lead-free polyethylene/polypropylene material. The pile height is 1.4 inches. The primary backing is made More…
Sensory Play Blooms with Spring Flowers
Springtime brings with it a fresh scent in the air as everything begins to turn green and bloom again. The colorful flowers are no exception. Tulips, Daffodils, Hyacinth, Crocus, Primrose, and Peonies all bloom in the spring. After a long winter, their colors and sweet aroma remind us, the More…
Benefits of Biophilic Design in the Classroom
Technology has significantly affected our culture. Children appear to have become the most profoundly affected age group. Their whole lives revolve around technology, and they have never known a day without it. Can the absence of nature’s elements in the educational environment cause stress levels to be elevated? Can More…
Back-to-School: Guide to Taking Classrooms from Good to Great
With back-to-school just around the corner, kids are not the only ones who commonly experience the feeling, “Summer is almost over, and it seems like it just started!” Parents, teachers, and caregivers often feel it too. If your goal is to take your classroom from good to great this More…
6 Ideas for Flexing Classroom Engagement Muscles
The modern workplace is changing and because of that, many companies are implementing employee flex-spaces that are designed to boost productivity, health, and happiness. Experts have proven it’s an effective strategy for keeping employees engaged. Kids are just adults in training, so it’s not surprising they react to their More…