Classroom and teaching supplies
Classroom headphones and listening centers: 10 picks
Classroom headphones need to survive daily use, fit small heads and, ideally, limit volume. Shared headphones also mean shared germs, so plan to wipe them. Check volume limits on every model.
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Listening Center Headphones
Lakeshore Learning · Ages PreK-5
Multipurpose Headphones with Volume Control
Lakeshore Learning · Ages K-8
Whoo's Listening Headphones
Lakeshore Learning · Ages PreK-2
Wireless Classroom Headphones Set
Lakeshore Learning · Ages K-8
8-Station Junction Box with Volume Controls
Lakeshore Learning · Ages K-5
8-Station Junction Box without Volume Controls
Lakeshore Learning · Ages K-5
Read-Along Listening Center
Lakeshore Learning · Ages K-3
Best-Buy Listening Center
Lakeshore Learning · Ages K-3
Mobile Listening & Storage Center
Lakeshore Learning · Ages K-5
Noise-Reducing Earmuffs
Lakeshore Learning · Ages K-8
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