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Classroom Game Idea Color & Shape Match An interactive matching game that helps students practice color and shape recognition while moving and learning together. How It Works The teacher reveals a color and shape card, and students search the rug to find the matching space. Students move to, mark, or...

Classroom Activity: Learning Objectives: Develop observational skills and attention to detail. Practice counting and number recognition. Learn and reinforce color recognition. Develop spatial awareness (e.g., next to, above, below). Encourage following instructions. Promote collaborative learning (optional). Materials: The mini dot rug from SensoryEdge Small, soft objects (e.g., pom-poms, small blocks,...

Every morning, long before the bell rings, Miss Bubbles arrives in her bright blue classroom. Her shoes make a soft tap-tap across the floor as she sets down her favorite mug, one covered in floating letters that seem to dance if you look closely enough. Miss Bubbles isn’t just any teacher. She’s...

Objective:Students will practice letter recognition, phonics, counting, and simple problem-solving by engaging in a treasure hunt using the rug’s squares as clues. (Age: Kindergarten - 1st Grade) Materials Needed: The Sequential Seating Rug Small "treasure" items (could be stickers, small toys, or tokens) Clue cards for letters and numbers A...

Classroom Game Idea A movement-based classroom game that builds balance, coordination, and decision-making while students play and learn together. How It Works Students toss a soft object onto the rug to mark a “home” circle, then hop or jump from circle to circle while avoiding that space. The goal is...

Classroom Activity: Objective:Enhance focus, spatial awareness, and basic math skills while fostering a sense of community and cooperation among early learners. Materials Needed: Ocean Mini Dots Seating Rug Small bean bags or soft toys Number cards Instructions: Dot Hop Count: Start with a simple counting game. Call out a number,...

Objective: Students will identify colors, practice counting, and create simple patterns using the Rainbow Reverie Dot Rug. Materials:- Rainbow Reverie Dot Rug- Small objects in matching colors (e.g., buttons, pom-poms) Lesson Plan: 1. Introduction (5 minutes):   - Gather students around the rug   - Introduce the rug and its colors 2....

Every morning in the Fruit Patch Classroom, the fruit friends would wake up with a giggle and a wiggle. But none were as bright or as bouncy as Sunny Slice, a cheerful citrus critter with a sweet strawberry cap and orange-peel feet that squeaked when he danced. Sunny Slice loved helping...

(Ages: 3-6 | Players: Whole class or small groups) Objective: Students will practice letter recognition, phonics, and counting skills while moving around the rug in a fun and interactive way. Game Setup: Assign each student to a cloud (numbers 1-9) or a letter on the border of the rug. Have...

One bright morning, Polly the Parrot soared into Ms. Luna’s classroom. Her rainbow feathers sparkled like magic, and her beak curved into a warm, friendly smile. “Good morning, little learners!” Polly chirped. “I’m here to explore your colorful classroom rug and see what wonderful things we can learn together!” The...