Learning Resources

Whoooooo's that adorable owl? It's Hoot the Fine Motor Owl, a wise addition to the collection of fine motor toys for toddlers from Learning Resources!

Crack open a colorful gem surprise! Little ones get a no-mess introduction to sorting, matching, and counting with the play geodes and gems of Rock 'n' Gem Surprise from Learning Resources.

These playful kitten pets bring early STEM concepts to preschool learning through 100% screen-free coding. Kids code along with their new pets’ storybook adventure, and help the curious Scamper and sneaky Sneaker have a playtime they'll never forget!

A job well done deserves a reward! Help kids develop, track, and earn rewards for their responsibilities and good behaviors with the Good Job Reward Chart from Learning Resources.

These hands-on teaching tools are an ideal way to help students practice early math skills.

Learning is a whale of a time! Kids count, stack, and balance their way to skill-building fun with the Snap-n-Learn Stacking Whales from Learning Resources. This versatile set of 10 nesting whales starts off with a fun surprise: the 5 large two-piece whal

Vowels of a feather gather together to make phonics and word recognition a hoot! Help students distinguish long from short vowels in single-syllable words using engaging picture cards. Sort the cards into the correct owls labeled with the vowels. Use the

Grab students’ attention with jumbo math tools, on your board and in living color! Set of two magnetic 5 x 5 arrays include 50 purple and orange magnetic counters to demonstrate repeated addition, multiplication, number facts and representations, and much

Fruity pie teaches early number skills and attributes (color and fruit shapes). Place the sorting cards into the bottom of the pan to provide visual cues that support student success. Top crust becomes a bowl to conveniently hold counters. Jumbo tweezers

Easy-to-read thermometer measures Fahrenheit and Celsius temperature accurately. 2" x 6" plastic backing. (NOTE: Thermometer cannot be used in boiling water. The maximum temperature use is 60 degrees Celsius.)

Momma and baby birds help young learners practice counting, sorting and colors in an interactive and engaging way. The bowls stack, and the momma birds can be used as finger puppets. Little learners will love matching birds and nests by color. This deluxe