Learning Blocks Classroom Rug

Description

Step Up Your Classroom Game. Where Organization Meets Education

The Learning Blocks Rug is a versatile addition to any classroom or playroom. This rug is not only aesthetically pleasing but also serves as an excellent organizational tool for young learners.

Sizes: 5'10 x 8'4, 8'4 x 11'8

With its vibrant colors and clear designs, it promotes both shape and number recognition, making it an essential learning aid for children of all ages. Its durable construction ensures that it can withstand the wear and tear of everyday use while maintaining its high-quality appearance.

• Promotes classroom organization, making it easier for students to identify their designated learning spaces
• Vibrant colors and shapes, the rug enhances shape and number recognition skills in young learners
• Durable construction ensures long lasting use in school areas
• This educational rug is a fun way to incorporate learning into everyday activities, encouraging children s curiosity and love for education

Letters, numbers, shapes. The Learning Blocks Rug has it all. Use this carpet as a great centerpiece of any classroom or playroom.

• Anti Static Protection abd Carpet stain protection*
• Meets NFPA 253, Class 1 Firecode
  
• Double-stitched serged edges
• Assists in allergen particle control
• Meets the CRI s Green Label Plus certification

Made in the USA by Carpets for Kids

Alphabet and Number Scavenger Hunt Rug Activity

Objective:
Help children reinforce their knowledge of the alphabet and numbers while enhancing their observation and matching skills.

Materials Needed:

• Small objects or toys (like plush animals, colored blocks, or shapes) that correspond to the pictures or letters on the rug.

Setup:

1. Place the rug in an open area where children have plenty of space to move around.
2. Gather the small objects or toys. For instance, you might have a toy frog to match with the "Ff" block, a small boat for the "Bb" block, etc.
3. Arrange the objects in a basket or container near the rug.

How to Play:

1. Start with Letters:

   • Have each child pick an object from the basket.
   • Once they've chosen an object, they need to find the corresponding letter or picture on the rug that matches their object.
   • For example, if a child picks a toy frog, they need to find the "Ff" block on the rug and place the frog there.

2. Number Matching:

   • After the letter round, switch to numbers. Give each child a number card or object with a number on it.
   • The child must find and stand on the block with the matching number on the rug.
   • For example, if a child has the number "3," they need to find the block with the number 3 on the rug.

3. Advanced Level:

   • Combine both letters and numbers. Give children an object and a number, and they must find the block that matches both criteria.
   • Example: If a child has a toy cat (for "Cc") and the number 3, they must find the "Cc" block, then hop three times before placing the cat on the block.

Winning the Game:

• There isn't a winner in this game—it's more about fun and learning! However, you can give small rewards or stickers to all participants for completing their tasks.

Game Variations:

• Memory Match: Place all objects on the rug and give children a few seconds to memorize the locations. Then, remove the objects, and the children must place them back in the correct spots from memory.
• Color Match: Instead of matching by letter or number, have the children match the object to the color block on the rug.

This game is interactive, helping kids with letter recognition, number counting, and even color identification while keeping them engaged and active!