Round Abouts

Find Mousey hidden in the four seasons! Compelling illustrations of four seasons in four chambers. By spinning the activity, children reveal an engaging illustration of a season as beads fall and cover the season in lower chamber. Twelve Mousey’s to be found … we think! A great hide and seek game for ‘olders’ to share with ‘youngers’. Age appropriate for children three to eight years of age.

‘X’ marks the spot: a classic treasure hunt. Only under the water will we find clues to unlock the buried treasure! A fun spin and find game that develops matching and patterning skills required for reading.

GOAL!! Rotate the Round-about to move the soccer ball and score a goal while dodging opponent players. Great for developing concentration skills.

Constructing simple C-V-C words. Children are prompted to sort the various C-V-C image discs into the V-C letter family grouping chamber.

Exploring changes in nature! Just like an hourglass, beads travel from one chamber to another as children rotate the activity, revealing images that help youngsters make the connection between butterflies and caterpillars.

Turn the spinner to determine what you seek. Next, rotate the wheel and ‘sift through’ beads to find the correct number of flowers, stars, butterflies, or hearts. A great game for reinforcing number and sequencing skills.

Emphasize healthy habits. By spinning the Round-about and turning the spinner, children are invited to sort various ‘healthy choice’ images into four different chambers.

Rotate this Round-about maze to help the ladybug find her way home. Visit insect friends in their homes and discover what silly things are happening along the way.

Henry helps his friends to collect their treasure! Children rotate this activity to navigate the various ‘treasure- pucks’ through the underwater channels and into their ‘home-pockets’. Mapping, matching, and patterning – and plenty of hand-eye coordination. A great game to help young readers develop early literacy skills. Age appropriate for children four to nine years of age.

Where does food come from? From the farm, to the market, to the kitchen table. Children are invited to turn and match images that help to explain food’s journey from ‘farm to plate’.

Exploring vowel sounds with simple C-V-C words. By spinning the activity, children ‘plunk’ a vowel puck into the vowel pocket, and build the word associated with the image. Mapping, matching, patterning, letter and print knowledge, and phonological awareness. A great game to help young readers develop early literacy skills. Age appropriate for children three to seven years of age.