USA Learn & Play Classroom Rug

Description

Inspire Students Curiosity - Where Geography Meets Playtime

The USA Learn & Play Classroom Rug is a must-have for any educational setting. This rug doesn't just provide comfort and aesthetic enhancement, it also serves as an interactive tool that makes learning geography more fun and engaging.

Sizes: 6' x 9' and 8' x 12'

Featuring detailed illustrations of the United States, including landmarks. This educational rug will help teachers create an immersive classroom environment that stimulates students curiosity about the country around them.

The high-quality construction ensures durability and easy maintenance, so you can enjoy using it year after year!

• The USA Learn & Play Classroom Rug is an educational rug that teaches geography in a fun and interactive way
• Made with high quality materials, this durable rug can withstand heavy foot traffic and spills while maintaining its vibrant colors
• Incorporating the USA Learn & Play Rug into your classroom or playroom decor will enhance learning experiences for children by making it engaging and memorable

The USA Learn & Play Classroom Rug is an intriguing map rug, showing the United States of America s 50 states and their related icons. A great learning tool that will help children of all ages learn fun facts and master their geography.

With its colorful design and educational theme, this rug will be a beautiful addition to any room. This rug also features the island of Puerto Rico.

Made in the U.S. by Carpets for Kids

• This rug Green Label Plus Certified
• Anti-Microbial and Anti Static Protection
• Double-stitched serged edges
• Carpet stain protection
• Assists in allergen particle control
• Meets NFPA 253, Class 1 Firecode

Here are a few game suggestions teachers can use in classroom:

1. State Guessing Game - Choose a state and give students clues about its location, landmarks, or culture, and have them guess which state it is.
2. State Relay Race with Trivia - Similar to the State Relay Race, but with a trivia component. Students must answer a question about a state before they can touch it on the map.
3. State Shape Match - Create a set of cards with state shapes and state names, and have students match them up on the map.
4. Landmark Hunt - Give students a list of landmarks to find on the map, and have them race to touch each one.
5. Capital Match - Create a set of cards with state names and capitals, and have students match them up on the map.