Elementary

3 years & up. Introduce conservation practices to your children with this descriptive Recycling Zone Learn What Materials Can Be Recycled. This poster promotes environmental awareness, community, and earth conscientiousness. Children will learn what common materials from their home can be recycled. For an after lesson game, divide your class into four teams, and have them discuss what should be recycled. Afterward, have them place the tiles under the correct zone. Includes one large board and 20 tiles.

5 years & up. This thoughtfully designed time-telling game helps children build confidence and understanding as they learn to read the clock. Players adjust the hands on their own clock faces to match the times shown on the activity cards, strengthening the connection between analog and digital time concepts. The game also reinforces common time vocabulary such as "half past" and "quarter to". Color-coded cards support skill progression, guiding learners from telling time to the hour and half hour, to quarter hours, five-minute intervals, and eventually all sixty minutes. Children earn points by setting clocks correctly and by fixing clocks set to the wrong time, turning practice into an engaging, hands-on learning experience that reinforces essential time-telling skills.

5 years & up. Making Change is a hands-on educational game that helps players practice real-world math skills by using mental math to calculate correct change. Players subtract the cost of an item from the amount paid, reinforcing essential subtraction and money concepts. The goal is to collect items by making accurate change and earning bonus points for gathering one item from each of the 10 categories. Fun and interactive, Making Change builds practical math confidence while strengthening everyday problem-solving skills.