Grippies Shakers bring kinetic energy and sound exploration to the award-winning toddler STEM platform, Grippies! Connect the two-sized, magnetic rods to each other or combine them with the overmolded metal ball connectors to create a uniquely soothing acoustic building experience. Toddlers can watch the sensory beads rattle their way down the magnetic rods through clear ABS plastic windows. The Grippies Shakers building sets are perfect for toddlers to exercise their auditory, fine and gross motor and engineering skills. Available in 20 or 30 piece sets. Age 18 months+

• Grippies Shakers – an auditory STEM building set for toddlers
• Includes two sizes of ABS plastic rods with clear windows, secure magnetic ends and overmolded metal ball connectors
• Listen to and see sensory beads traverse the internal maze of each rod
• Soft, overmolded plastic promotes tactile exploration
• Discovery of magnetic principles, cause and effect and kinetic energy
• Promotes fine motor, gross motor and observation skills
• Available in 20 or 30 piece sets
• Age 18 months+

• Recognize and name numbers 1 to 30
• Count from 1 to 30 and beyond
  
• Read and write whole numbers 1 to 30
  
• Understand the relationship between numerals and quantities
  
• Use a number line
  
• Perform simple addition and subtraction

Perfect for practicing sequencing skills, Learning to Sequence: 4-Scene will be an invaluable resource in your early childhood classroom.

Children will eagerly assemble the pieces of 12 picture stories to determine what happens next! For added fun, have children narrate the story from each scene.

Each set includes 48 photographic cards plus game directions in English, Spanish, and French. It is perfect for ages 4 and up.

Features:

• Resource Guide

24 Write-On/Wipe-Off Activity Pages that teach key sight words

Reinforce 12 key sight words with the flip of the wrist! Begin on page one, reading the repetitive sentence frame featuring the selected sight word. Then flip to page two for exerices encouraging students to recognize, spell, and write that word.

• An interactive way to teach phonemic awareness, individual letter-sound relationships, the concept of a word, and key sight words.
• Practice the words students see in sentences and texts, and use sight words to decode new words.