International Education

Encourage children to identify and talk about their feelings and emotions with this open-ended set. Discriminate between different emotions and sort them appropriately. The high-quality photo cards cover 3 sections (multicultural facial expressions, real world situations and objects & animals), all designed to stimulate different emotions. The natural cotton bags each show a different emotion (Happy, Sad, Surprised, Worried, Angry and Upset). Children will talk about their emotions and sort the cards into the 100% natural cotton bags. Cards measure 7 x 7 cm. Bags measure 14 x 20 cm. Ages 2+ years.

Young students are often confronted with complicated issues--such as friendships, bullying, schoolwork, and more--that they may not always know how to handle. Help them navigate these issues by engaging them in meaningful discussions with these short‚ "sticky situation" cards. Each "sticky situation" sets a scene that students can relate to and prompts them to think about what they would do and why. Prepare yourself for rich, mind-opening conversations with your class!

Make emotional connections as you ask and answer thoughtful questions and complete fun challenges with this easy-to-learn card game. If you could travel anywhere right now, where would you go? Who do you think knows you best? Learn more about ones you love as you engage in fun and meaningful conversations! Be the first to complete your 'Train of Thought’ to win the game.

Vowels of a feather gather together to make phonics and word recognition a hoot. Help students distinguish long from short vowels in single-syllable words using engaging picture cards. Sort the cards into the correct owls labeled with the vowels. Use the extra "blank" owl for "sometimes y" or to distinguish long from short sounds of the same vowel.

Explore different cultures with hands-on activities in five categories: create, play, eat, celebrate, help out.

Enhance your science curriculum with the Seasonal STEM Challenges Learning Cards. Second through fifth graders learn about diverse topics surrounding each of the four seasons with fun facts and hands-on activities. The set includes 30 cards that cover a range of topics with directions, materials needed, challenge explanations, and hints on each card.

See the world in a whole new way! Acclaimed illustrator Julia Rothman combines art and science in this exciting and educational guide to the structure, function, and personality of the natural world. Explore the anatomy of a jellyfish, the inside of a volcano, monarch butterfly migration, how sunsets work, and much more. Rothman's whimsical illustrations are paired with interactive activities that encourage curiosity and inspire you to look more closely at the world all around you.

The Learning Resources Square Color Tiles help to develop multiple skills ranging from patterning to basic operations. With an array of vibrant colors, these offer fun for a long time. The plastic tiles come in a set of 400, providing plenty to play with for several children. They are made for kids five to seven years old.

This set of 14 hollow, size related geometric solids is designed for hands-on exploration of the relationships between shapes, surface area, and volume. Accompanying teacher's guide, Relational geosolids: activity guide, contains teaching strategies, activities, and ideas.

Teaches the solar system, orbits, scale models, difference in lengths of planet years (revolutions), and aids in understanding of large numbers, proportion and scale.

Demonstrate the parts of a flower in plant science lessons with this durable foam tulip model. One half of cross-section is labeled with part names (stamen, petal, pistil, sepal, stem, leaf and roots); other half is labeled with letters for assessment activities. For more detailed study, Activity Guide features discussion and labeled drawing of additional flower parts, including filament, anthers, stigma, style and ovary.This model allows students to learn about the different parts of a flower along with some additional parts of a plant.

Cross-sectioned model of an animal cell. The soft foam cell splits in half to show the key parts of an animal cell, including the nucleus, nucleolus, vacuole, centriole, cell membrane and more. One hemisphere is labeled with the parts of the cell; the other features only letters next to each cell part. A reference guide is included, providing activity ideas and facts about animal cells.

Meet 'Hue' the Colorsaurus! This fun, hands-on learning tool teaches young children about color combinations. Simply turn the Colorsaurus to align a colored plate on the dinosaur's back with a color on the outside wheel and instantly see the results of mixing color."

Comes with adjustable band and both Fahrenheit and Celsius scales. Boiling, room, and freezing temperatures are marked.

Student Microscope is a small microscope that has a 30X lens magnification.

7 jumbo insects for little hands and big imaginations!

Cute: It can help develop the infant potential and cultivate the child's creativity and imagination. Combination: These little snowflakes can be combined arbitrarily, such as airplanes, flowers, birds, houses, rockets, cars, as long as your children like them. Ability: Cultivate the infant logical thinking ability. Exercise cooperation skills and improve hands-on ability.

Each cube (6 different colors) has a conversation-starting question on each of its six sides. Intended to help children develop oral language skills, promote social and listening skills, brainstorm writing activities, and support character development activities. Recommended for ELLs and students with speech impairments. Also can be used for ice-breaking activities.

Owl has a brown mottled furry fabric body, wings, and tale with a white furry triangle on its chest, a speckled brown and white furry stomach, dark brown furry feet with black vinyl talons, brown vinyl beak and large yellow eyes. There is a handle inside the puppet to move the head from side to side and a trigger on the handle to make the eyes blink.

Be the first to match the object on the card to its counterpart on the board, ring the bell and win. "Use your eagle eye to spy the object on the game board that matches the object on your card. Each card and board have only one matching object. Be the first to ring the bell and you win!

The box includes 100 pieces to complete the Puzzle and a Fact Book to insure you keep on learning!