Asperkids The World is a Classroom
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Divided into chapters by rooms in the house, this conversation starter is full of practical suggestions for creating a home environment that respects the needs of all family members. Paperback, 28 pages.
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A great way to learn about shape! This fascinating step-by-step process appeals to young children. They’ll be quite satisfied with the surprising result of rinsing paper in water! 12 sheets (4" x 4") with instructions.
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Learn how to find unique destinations for children without leaving town! Rediscover the possibilities in your own backyard using just this “untravel” guide’s list of offbeat landmarks and a phone book. Paperback, 144 pages.
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This small, authentic brass bowl is perfectly sized for the young child! Running the stick along the bowl makes it vibrate and emit a lovely, calming tone. Each an individual work of art, with pillow and stick.
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In Japan, Zen Buddhists rake sand in stone gardens as a meditative act. Raking this tabletop version with a tiny rake can be just as peaceful for young children. A simple yet powerful calming activity. Includes: wooden tray, sand, two rakes, rocks, and a booklet of meditations.
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Tracing the labyrinth path is an ancient meditation form often described as a path to wisdom and peace. Young children can run a fingertip along the grooved path of this appealing pewter-plated version. 4" dia.
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The role of the bell in the Montessori classroom is well-known. Ring it just once for silence or children can “walk on the line,” carrying the bell carefully so as not to let it ring. 5" long.
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This colorful collection of over 200 flag stickers includes the national flag of every country in the world! Use the labeled stickers to make three-part cards (you’ll need two books). Paperback, 32 pages.
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The ancient Chinese tangram offers hours of puzzling and designing opportunities. This foam-topped magnet version binds 24 increasingly challenging puzzles (and solutions!) into a snap-shut book.
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Children want to talk about emotions! Engaging photos show children’s faces expressing all kinds of feelings. A strong visual introduction to reading facial expressions and recognizing the feelings of others. Paperback, 23 pages.
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Coloring mandalas (symmetrical designs organized around a center) is a mesmerizing process children and adults love! A right brain activity, it can bring a sense of calm, focus, and tranquility.
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An inviting fine motor activity for your Sensorial shelf, with possibilities for sorting and matching, as well as open-ended design. Wooden blocks are the same shape. Length and color vary. 40 blocks and tray.
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32 tiles in 6 geometric shapes encourage young children to exercise their counting, sorting, and manual dexterity skills. Pattern cards to match help children discover how shapes fit together to form designs. Very absorbing!
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Have your children mastered the beginning Mighty Mind set? 32 plastic, colored design tiles in six geometric shapes and 30 challenging puzzles of increasing difficulty will stimulate further exploration of how shapes fit together to form designs.
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96 diamond-shaped magnetic tiles in three sizes are great manipulatives and an excellent tool for building pattern recognition skills. Play on the board (8") or any steel surface. A creative, open-ended activity.
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An exceptionally well-made set with thick pieces small fingers can easily remove from the tray and manipulate. As they solve 90 puzzles, children will exercise shape and pattern recognition, as well as imaginations! 7 thick, wooden pieces.
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