Educational Embossed Wall Plastic Chart

•Educational Plastic Chart 22"x16" Embossed pictures Retail: 1pc Wholesale also available STRICTLY NOTICE: PACKAGING of the CHART FOR RETAIL: 1pc to 7pcs. Chart Packed Fold or Bend once FOR BULK ORDER: 8pcs or more Charts Packed as a Whole Not Bend or Fold All charts are packed with hard box Kindergarten and Preschool Charts Kindergarten and preschool charts are a great resource to use when teaching your child a particular topic. From colors to times tables, our kindergarten charts cover a range of key learning areas for preschoolers and older children who are well into their school years. Here are some quick tips on getting the most out of these educational charts: Routine – develop a routine when using a chart, for example after playtime or before bed – whatever suits you and your child. Spending some time each day on fun educational games with a chart is a great way to make learning fun for your child. Prominent position – your chart should be highly visible and accessible to your child. It should be placed where it is easy to use during a lesson or part of your daily routine, and also where your child can refer to it by themselves if needed throughout the day. Recite the items – Start out by pointing to each item on the chart and reciting its name with your child. Then start to involve your child in identifying and reciting the items on the chart – this will strengthen their learning. Begin with taking turns pointing and reciting, then eventually your child will name the items as they recognize them (and you are just a back up for when they get stuck!). Make sure you keep it fun and relatively quick to avoid boredom. Play games – Call out random items for your child to find on the chart. Otherwise you can have them find items in your house that match items on the chart – color, shapes and alphabet charts are good for this game. Work in sections – some topics are complex and difficult and therefore should be taught in sections. For example, the times tables are difficult to memorize and should be learned in sections.