Early Ed

Take the express to learning fun with this clever play carpet! Imaginations will fuel the activities as children drive the roads, ride the alphabet rails, or hop across the stepping stones of the rippling stream. This carpet will be just the ticket for an enjoyable day of active play.

On this simple uncluttered rug, the alphabet letters mark the spot where children can gather for group sharing time or individual activities.

On this simple uncluttered rug, the alphabet letters mark the spot where children can gather for group sharing time or individual activities.

On this simple uncluttered rug, the alphabet letters mark the spot where children can gather for group sharing time or individual activities.

On this simple uncluttered rug, the alphabet letters mark the spot where children can gather for group sharing time or individual activities.

Children will enjoy exploring the sandy shores of this peaceful carpet beach, or fishing from the old, rickety dock. When they tire of playing by the water, they may decide to take a stroll along the alphabet pathway to practice saying their ABC’s. The lovely scene will encourage children to use their imaginations as they play and reinforce the alphabet for our youngest learners.

Active bodies make active minds. Create a space for imaginative play with this unique educational rug.

Simple lines and fresh, clean colors give an uncluttered look to this classroom carpet. The large alphabet letters on the colored dots are in sequence for young children, and the dots in the corners can be used as a beginning lesson in fractions.

Simple lines and fresh, clean colors give an uncluttered look to this classroom carpet. The large alphabet letters on the colored dots are in sequence for young children, and the dots in the corners can be used as a beginning lesson in fractions.

Brightly colored fish float calmly on gentle waves of blue on this deceptively simple classroom carpet. Naming colors, matching shapes, and practicing directions are just a few of the learning games which children can play individually or with friends.

Ask a child if he would rather sit on the lime green dot with the wavy blue lines and the letter P on it, or the red dot with three green triangles and the letter Q. Challenge children to learn descriptive words as they choose their special seats for the day.

Children who walk near the jungle's edge on the alphabet stepping stones will see some colorful andimal characters peeping through the leaves. This fun carpet will be a great addition to an early childhood space.