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Jul 14, 2011
My budget is tight, worst than ever in these hard time. I need something fun for my kids to use. I have sea shells, beads, and pattern blocks in my own collection. I am sure my colleagues will share, but need some more ideas on objects I can use.
Thank you for all you do!
Please disregard! I posted on the wrong board! Sorry!
On 7/14/11, Melissa in NC wrote: > Hey everyone! I am looking for ideas on inexpensive objects > I can add to my sorting math workshop. I have seen all the > cute kits you can buy from teaching supply stores, but I > just cannot afford them. I am returning to my old school > and all the manipulatives that were in my old room. > &g...See More
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