Large, laminated boards support program instruction.
Concept Boards are used to introduce new unit concepts such as a color, a shape, and key vocabulary words. The teacher uses a crayon to model the skill and then student practice it.
Activity Boards are used for small-group games, puzzles, or other projects. These activities develop social skills such as sharing, taking turns, and working with others.
Student Activity Pages Pad contains activity pages and take-home storybooks. Students color, trace, cut, fold, and glue on these pages, and activities relate to the unit story. One pad per eight students.
