Rainbow Spots Criss Cross Classroom Rug

Description

Step Into a World of Colors withthe Rainbow Spots Criss Cross Rug

Are you in search of a classroom rug that is not only easy on the eyes but also child-friendly? Look no further than the Rainbow Spots Criss Cross Classroom Rug.This spectacular classroom carpet was crafted specifically with children in mind.

Size: 7'6 x 12'

The brightly colored rainbow spots across the rug are sure to capture any young one's attention, while simultaneously creating a visual delight for all who gaze upon it. Great attendance, lesson plans, story-time or playtime, this classroom-ready rug is perfect for children.

The Rainbow Spots Criss Cross Rug has child friendly colors on a crisp black background. Kids will love learning and playing on this classroom ready rug.This carpetis perfect for children and their teachers/parents!Sit them ondesignated spots while they learn.

It's important that students have access to a space to read and learn.This rug will allow teachers to set up a comfortable and colorful place in class.

Caring for your classroom rug

• Made in the U.S.A.
• Highest fiber density, with an infusion dye process. Ensures bright lasting color.
• Anti-Microbial and Anti-Static Treatment
• Treated with Scotchgard protector for superior soil resistance.
• 24 oz Nylon w/Urethane Backing System
• Class I Flammability/Fire Rating and Indoor Air Quality passed.
• Bound and double stitched with nylon edge yarn for maximum strength and durability.

Rainbow Connections Rug Activity

Rainbow Connections is an interactive classroom game designed for the rainbow criss-cross rug. It combines color recognition, strategic thinking, and physical movement to engage students in a fun learning experience.

Materials Needed

• Rainbow criss-cross rug (as shown in the image)
• A set of cards with various prompts (see examples below)
• A timer (optional)

Setup

1. Place the rainbow criss-cross rug in an open area of the classroom.
2. Prepare a set of prompt cards (see examples in the "Prompt Ideas" section).

Basic Rules

1. Students form small groups (2-4 players per group).
2. One student from each group stands on a colored circle on the rug.
3. The teacher draws a prompt card and reads it aloud.
4. Students must follow the prompt by moving to the appropriate circles on the rug.
5. The first student or group to correctly complete the prompt wins a point.

Variations

• Solo Play: For individual practice, one student at a time can try to complete prompts within a set time limit.
• Team Challenge: Divide the class into two teams. Teams take turns sending a player to complete prompts.
• Relay Race: Groups line up and take turns sending one player at a time to complete a series of prompts.

Prompt Ideas

1. Color Sequences
   • "Touch three circles that make up the secondary colors."
   • "Create a rainbow sequence from red to purple."
2. Math Connections
   • "Stand on circles that add up to 5 (using the number of letters in each color's name)."
   • "Touch as many circles as the product of 2 x 4."
3. Language Arts
   • "Spell a three-letter word using the first letter of each color you touch."
   • "Move to colors that rhyme with 'blue' and 'red'."
4. Science Themes
   • "Stand on colors you might see in a sunset."
   • "Touch circles representing the colors of the four seasons."
5. Physical Challenges
   • "Hop on one foot to touch three warm colors."
   • "Crab walk to connect the coolest and warmest colors on the rug."
6. Social Studies
   • "Move to colors found in the flags of three countries you can name."
   • "Touch circles representing the colors of your school or local sports team."

Educational Benefits

• Enhances color recognition and memory
• Develops strategic thinking and problem-solving skills
• Improves physical coordination and spatial awareness
• Reinforces curriculum concepts in a fun, interactive way
• Encourages teamwork and communication

Adaptations

• For younger students, simplify prompts to focus on basic color recognition.
• For older students, increase complexity by combining multiple subjects or adding time pressures.
• Incorporate subject-specific content to review or introduce new material.

Remember to adjust the game's difficulty and focus based on your students' age and learning objectives. Have fun connecting the rainbow!