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Skill Builders! Toddler Skills
Play your way to toddler counting, color, and number skills! Set your kids on the path to school success with the fun, quick toddler activities found in the Skill Builders! Toddler Skills activity...
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Learn healthy ways to cage your rage. Deal positively with your anger and maintain respectful relationships. Ages 12 & up, 101 cards, 3'' recyclable plastic screwtop jar. With unique, engaging topics for varying ages, these go-anywhere, easy-to-use jars make learning fun, portable, and spontaneous. Kids, parents, and educators will enjoy the games and cards at home, at school, at childcare, in the office, while traveling, at parties, in youth groups, and at camp..
Key Features:
These Chill Skills In a Jar® in Multi are ideal for enhancing classroom instruction and engaging students in daily learning..
| Availability: | Usually Ships in 1 Business Day |
| Core Material: | Paper/Plastic |
| Color/Finish: | Assorted |
| Width: | 3.50 in |
| Height: | 3.25 in |
| Depth: | 3.50 in |
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Play your way to toddler counting, color, and number skills! Set your kids on the path to school success with the fun, quick toddler activities found in the Skill Builders! Toddler Skills activity...
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