Sunday, September 23, 2012
Banner Decorations
Monday, September 3, 2012
Dolls Teach Through Play
Our multicultural dolls can be used to teach a child how any baby would like to be rocked, cuddled, bathed, fed, and changed, as well as how a baby needs love and comfort. Showing a small child how to love a doll reinforces the care their own parents feel for them. Dolls can be used to teach little boys that there is nothing wrong with wanting to love a baby, care for a baby, dress or feed it. In fact, boys who play with dolls have more opportunities to learn how to become a loving, caring, fathers in the future.
Friday, August 24, 2012
Early Child Motor Skills
There are several subcategories that are included in gross motor skills. Locomotive skills involve coordinating the entire body while crawling, walking, running, and skipping. Stability skills help one balance their body while it's in motion turning, twisting, rolling, and bending. The EZ Stepper is a family favorite to practice stability. Manipulation skills are the use of hands and fingers to manipulate objects by throwing, dribbling, catching, and kicking. Joey Jump is an exciting game a child can play to learn hand-eye coordination with catching. By incorporating gross and fine early child motor skills into game and playtime, children will learn the skills they will use for a lifetime while having fun.
Friday, August 3, 2012
Peanut School Decorations
I love EVERYTHING Peanuts! But….. who doesn’t!
Back to school time reminds me of Peanuts. We are now offering a great variety of items that work perfectly in any classroom. Whether you are looking to create a specific bulletin board for your classroom, or if you just want cute stickers to put on papers that you are grading, purefunsupply.com has a great variety of items.
When creating a bulletin board remember the basics. Always start with an eye catching back ground color. It should match the items that you are going to be putting on top. For example if you want to make a bulletin board about setting goals, first check out this great goal banner (Peanuts of course!)
I would make my background color Yellow to make the few yellow pictures pop! Then i would make the banner the main focus of my board. Use large block letters to make a catchy phrase. Then find other bulletin board sets that will make your board pop.
Leave a space for students to write their goals and then you can post them to the board! Help your students learn how to track their goals and celebrate them when they achieve them!
Happy Back to School!
For all your back to school decorating supplies, visit us today at www.purefunsupply.com!
Tasting Colors
We always tell our schools to have the students try to GUESS the flavor they are drinking when they are serving our Stain Fighter Clear flavors. Here is a great blog from www.education.com with a fun activity to see if your eyes can fool your taste buds.
http://www.education.com/science-fair/article/can-eyes-fool-taste-buds/
Author: Shelly Smith
Topics Fifth Grade, Fourth Grade, Third Grade, Second Grade, First Grade, Elementary School, Psychology
Grade Level: 1st to 5th; Type: Psychology
Objective:
This project examines whether people’s perceptions of taste are influenced by their sight.
Research Questions:
Can the color of a food or drink affect a person’s perception of its taste? or Can our eyes fool our taste buds?
Materials:
- Three containers of apple juice ( or feel free to try any of our clear flavors for a mixture)
- Red and green food coloring
- 60 small, clear plastic cups
- 20 test subjects •
- Paper
- Pencil
Experimental Procedure:
- With the food coloring, dye one container of juice red and one container of juice green.
- Pour a couple of inches of juice into each cup so that you have 20 cups of red juice, 20 cups of green juice, and 20 cups of uncolored juice.
- Place one cup of each color of juice in front of a test subject.
- Ask your subject to taste the red juice and tell you what flavor it is.
- Ask your subject to taste the green juice and tell you what flavor it is.
- Ask your subject to taste the uncolored juice and tell you what flavor it is.
- Record their answers.
- Repeat steps 3 to 7 for all of your subjects.
- Analyze your results. Did the color of the juice affect your subjects’ perceptions of their flavors? Did people mis-identify the flavors in keeping with the colors. (For example: Did they think the red juice tasted like fruit punch or cherry?)
Terms/Concepts: Taste buds, Sense of Taste, Sense of Sight
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Thursday, July 26, 2012
Friday, July 20, 2012
Free Shipping on Select Foundation Brand Products
Select Foundation daycare cribs will ship free through July 31st 2012. Order today for a great deal!
Monday, June 18, 2012
Early Childhood Lacings are Colorful, Fun Games as Learning Tools
Schools, daycare centers and churches can all benefit from having learning toys for the children they care for. A variety of puzzles, lacing cards and various arts and crafts help the child learn while having fun. They are all also good entertainment and keep children occupied while learning and developing necessary skills. When choosing games and toys for children, take the age and skill level into consideration and remember that children love colorful, cute of funny pictures. Learning games should be inviting and a fun activity that holds a child's attention to be an effective learning tool.
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Church Inspirational Decorations Help Children Learn
Church inspiration decorations can also teach other learning concepts, such as letters, numbers, colors and shapes. Meaning, this decorations can help enforce both values and mainstream learning concepts. This helps children with their overall education as well as learning the principle values taught in the Bible and by the church. Decoration can do a great deal to make a bright, inviting learning environment that makes children excited about the items on the board or on the walls. As they look at these things, they absorb information and retain it, as the bright pictures capture their attention each time they enter the room.
Sunday, May 27, 2012
Improving Reading Fluency
The Developing Reading Fluency series of books were developed by Trisha Callella, a teacher with 15 years’ experience in teaching at an Elementary school level. She also holds a master’s degree in reading and has four years’ experience with reading recovery. Currently she teaches master’s level classes at the University of LaVerne. Trisha Callella has developed this series of reading resources using her many years of knowledge as a reading development expert and teacher. They are available from grades 1 through 4 and make a great educational resource for any teacher to have in their classroom.
Many other noted reading fluency aids are available as a great supplement to a well thought out teaching curriculum, from guides disguised as books of games or nursery rhymes to more complex teaching aids that come with educational DVD’s showing methods in action. Including any one of these fantastic resources to a classroom or a home school will greatly increase a child’s ability to comprehend the reading process.
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Sand Toys & Sand Molds
Perfect for a day out in the sandbox, these Sand Molds are a great way to teach your child how to spell and have fun at the same time. Not only do we have great educational tools, we also have fun kits for making sand castles and other designs in the sand. Whether you are outside in the sandbox or out at the beach, our sand toys are perfect.
Our Large Castle Molds are perfect for preschool age children who want to build their very own customized sand castle. They will have such a great time creating their own work of art right in your back yard!
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Addition and Subtraction Learning
Aside from addition and subtraction books, math games can be very beneficial to helping a student better understand math. They incorporate simple adding and subtracting in fun fast paced games that often teach children the basics with ease. Every child loves to play games, by adding elements of math a child will voluntarily earn math knowledge while playing fun games. Some of the games available are "Sum Swamp", an adventure board game, Snap it Up, a fast-paced addition and subtraction themed card game and Addition Wrap Ups, a fun key and string game. Making early education a fun experience greatly increases a child's willingness to learn.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Daycare Cribs Are Multi-Purpose for Multiple Children
Monday, April 9, 2012
Learning DVD’s
Learning dvd’s are perfect for daycares, preschools and child care centers. We offer a great variety of dvd’s from learning your numbers, shapes, and alphabet to more intense subjects like fractions, money and money change, and physical science. Find the perfect learning dvd for your child. We offer a variety of learning materials for all ages.
Rock N learn is a leading manufacturer of Learning DVD’s. They offer lessons that range from one hour to an hour and a half. Some of their fun topics are: The Human Body, Phonics, and Nursery Rhymes!
100% daycare juice
Looking to revamp your menu? Have you been serving sugar-filled drinks to your afterschool students?
It is time to make a change! www.purefunsupply.com offers over 27 delicious flavors of 100% daycare juice concentrate. In just 1-4oz serving of juice, your students will receive their daily amount of Vitamin C. Under many state programs, our childcare juice is considered a serving of fruit.
We offer 13 flavors in our Stain fighter clear juices. These are perfect for younger children who may spill their drinks.
Our juice is shelf-stable until it is reconstituted.





