New Arrivals

3 years & up. These laminated, write-and-wipe number cards feature a fun road design with a yellow centerline to guide tracing. Children build the motor skills needed for number formation by starting at the green car and following its direction. Trace using a dry erase marker or move the car along the path with a finger. Follow the street signs and stop at the red "stop" mark for correct number writing practice.

3 years & up. Help children identify different feelings with this engaging We Find Feelings Clues Complete Series 6-Book Set. Through relatable stores and guided exploration, children learn how to identify, understand, and manage their emotions by noticing cludes from their bodies, facial expressions, and past experiences. Each book follows a child using observation and reflection to uncover emotional clues, empowering children to name their feelings and discover healthy ways to cope when emotions feel overwhelming. Perfect for classrooms, reading centers, or home libraries, this set supports meaningful conversations, builds vocabulary, and encourages self-regulation through engaging storytelling.

3 years & up. Take your game indoors without the noise with The Anywhere Silent Basketball! Designed for silent indoor training, this airless, high-density foam basketball allows you to practice dribbling and shooting drills without disturbing others. Despite its soft construction, it delivers a realistic bounce, mimicking the feel of a traditional basketball for an authentic playing experience. Measuring 9.5 inches (Official Size 7), this basketball is perfect for all skill levels and standard training exercises. Whether you're working on ball handling, improving your shot, or simply enjoying a game indoors, The Anywhere Silent Basketball is the perfect solution for quiet, effective practice anytime, anywhere!

The Picoo Shutdown Card makes it easy to power down all controllers at once, no need to turn them off individually. Ready to start fresh? Simply use the Shutdown Card to instantly reset the system and begin a new game. When recess or playtime ends, the card also serves as a clear signal for students to stop and transition to a new activity.