Classroom and teaching supplies
Fine motor and sensory tools
Fine motor tools help strengthen the small muscles used in writing. Sensory tools are popular, but research on fidgets and weighted items is mixed, so use them as options.
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Tweezer Tongs Color Sorting Kit
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-6
Wooden Lacing Jewels
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-7
Turn & Learn Magnetic Gears
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 4-8
Squeeze, Scoop & Count Ice Cream Shop
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-6
Beginner's Hammering Kit
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-6
Pop & Link Sensory Beads
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-6
Squish & Squeeze Sensory Beads
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-6
Mad Mattr Sensory Dough
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-8
Shake & Soothe Sensory Tubes
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-8
Rainbow Liquid Sensory Viewers
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-8
Weighted Washable Sensory Butterfly
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-8
Magnetic Wonder Tiles Starter Set
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 3-8
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Book bins, supply caddies and tubs for the classroom: 12 options
Bins and caddies are the cheapest way to turn a pile of books and markers into something kids can find and put back.
Classroom cubbies, bookcases and storage units: 10 picks
Furniture is the big-ticket part of a room, so buy it slowly.
Classroom library furniture and reading-nook pieces: 10 picks
A reading corner needs three things: book display, a place to sit, and something soft underfoot.
Labels and organization tools for a classroom: 10 picks
Labels cost little and save a lot of daily nagging.
Bulletin board sets, paper and trim: 12 picks
A bulletin board has three costs: paper, trim and the letters or pieces.
Bulletin board borders and trim: 10 picks
Borders frame a board and hide ragged edges.
Anchor-chart paper, easels and chart stands: 8 picks
Anchor charts are made live with the class, so you need big paper, a stand and a marker that does not bleed.