Reading is a Hoot Owl Daycare Rug

Description

Inspire a love of reading in your littlest learners with the Reading is a Hoot Owl Rug. This vibrant, teal-colored carpet features an adorable cast of owl characters that will captivate children's imaginations and create an inviting reading nook in your daycare.

Size: 6' x 9' 

Key features:

• Engaging design with 18 colorful owl characters
• Centerpiece owl wearing a graduation cap and reading a book
• Durable construction suitable for high-traffic daycare environments
• Soft texture for comfortable seating during story time
  

Perfect for circle time, quiet reading corners, or as a fun classroom accent, this rug will make learning to read a delightful adventure for your daycare children. Its playful design also helps create a warm, welcoming atmosphere that parents will love. Make your children's area stand out with this wise investment in early education.

• Made in the USA by Kids Rug World
• All Rugs meet or exceed FHA standards for childcare use.
• Soft, Latex Backing: Rugs are made with a durable latex woven backing that is easier on your floors and can withstand multiple cleanings
• Premium Nylon Yarn: The printed carpet has a face weight of 20 to 24 oz. nylon yarn that provides a softer and plusher cushion
• Premium "Titan" Surging ensures enhanced durability due to the double edge covering compared to products that only feature top surging or binding.   

Kids Rug World is the Premiere Daycare Rug Manufacturer in the USA. 

“Oliver Owl and the Power of One More Page”

In the coziest corner of the classroom, perched on a branch of learning and surrounded by the brightest little owls, lived Oliver Owl—a bobblehead with a book, a graduation cap, and a big heart for stories.

His home?
The Reading is a Hoot Rug, a soft sky-blue rug where colorful owls sit in rows, listening, learning, and giggling through storytime.

Oliver wasn’t just decoration—he was the guardian of great tales and the cheerleader of curious readers.

Every morning, when the kids took their seats around the rug, Oliver gave a joyful bobble and said:
“Books make brains grow, and reading is a hoot!”

With his wide eyes and gentle voice, Oliver led the class on magical adventures:

• He flapped his wings when the story had dragons.

• He gasped when the pirate found the treasure.

• He even wiped away a tiny tear when the puppy found its forever home.

But more than just reading, Oliver taught the why behind it all.

One rainy Tuesday, when the classroom felt a little sleepy and soggy, a student named Mia sighed, “Do we have to read today?”

Oliver gave a thoughtful bobble and said softly,
“Stories are umbrellas for the imagination. Let’s open one together.”

He handed her a book about brave little owls who built a treehouse library.
Mia read one page, then another… and then didn’t want to stop.

By the end of the week, Mia had become a storyteller herself, sitting next to Oliver, reading aloud to the class with confidence and joy.

Oliver gave a proud little nod and whispered:
“Reading doesn’t just teach words—it teaches wonder.”