EduRomp

The Mindful Maze Set helps kids practise managing their emotions and cultivate mindfulness through 6 guided breathing exercises. The set comes with 3 double-sided boards that each have an engaging design. Children trace the designs with their fingers, breathing in and out as directed by the design of the board.

Roadway tape 

What can be learnt:

Fine motor skills

Sensory development

Spatial orientation

Mini Letter scoops

The Roaming Safari Activity Gym from Bright Starts is full of color and patterns that baby will love to play with! Toys include a lion chime, baby-safe mirror, ring rattle, and elephant link.

Age 1mth+

Kinetic Sand

Magnetic Storage Bins 

Teaching ABCs is fun with Smart Snacks® Alpha Pops™, the coolest way to learn alphabet letters. Match the uppercase and lowercase alphabet letters on the colourful lollies, and pop them together. There are more ways to learn with Alpha Pops! Toddlers and preschoolers can practise colour recognition and matching, and as they click Alpha Pops together, they’re practising fine motor skills.

Time Tracker® Mini is a simple timer with 3 coloured lights and an optional alarm, which gives children visual and auditory cues for timed activities. It’s ideal for use in the classroom or at home and is easy to use with just 2 dials. The total time ranges from 5—120 minutes, in 5-minute increments. Use the green dial to set the time limit, and the yellow dial to set a warning alert. Press the start button to activate the green light. If you selected a warning time, the light changes to yellow, and once time is up, the light dome turns red and an alarm sounds.

The Elkonin Box Phoneme Magnetic Dry-Erase Boards has 8 reusable phoneme frame whiteboards that help pupils develop phonemic awareness and phonics skills. Use these boards to help children segment words into phonemes; identify beginning, middle and ending sounds; blend phonemes to create words; and draw or write words. The built-in slider on each phoneme frame whiteboard offers a tactile way to support phoneme segmenting and blending as children learn to read 2-, 3-, 4- and 5-sound words.