Classroom and teaching supplies
Shapes and geometry tools for K-4
Pattern blocks, geoboards, tangrams and solid shapes teach geometry through building. This is the geometry shelf.
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Wooden Pattern Blocks
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 4-9
Pattern Blocks Design Cards
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 4-8
Magnetic Pattern Block Builders
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 4-8
Geoboard Design Center
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 5-10
Best-Buy Geoboards - Set of 6
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 5-10
Tangrams
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 5-10
3-D Geometric Shapes Tub
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 5-9
Geometric Shape Builders
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 5-9
Magnetic Shapes Maze
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 4-7
Light-Up Pattern Blocks Design Center
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 4-8
Giant Magnetic Geometric Shapes
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 5-9
Translucent Pattern Blocks
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 4-8
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Labels and organization tools for a classroom: 10 picks
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