e Around the World Oval Classroom Rug will enhance any school room decor. The inner motif features the oceans and continents while the outer border colorfully shows off the alphabet.
Sizes: 6'9 x 9'5 and 8'3 x 11'8
It s a world map rug and alphabet rug in one great looking classroom carpet. Each alphabet square provides a perfect place for children to sit during Circle time or anytime. 🌍
- Anti Static Protection and Carpet stain protection*
- Meets NFPA 253, Class 1 Firecode
- Double-stitched serged edges
- Assists in allergen particle control
- Meets the CRI s Green Label Plus certification
*Features True Stain Blocker Technology - Makes clean up a cinch using only hot water extraction with no harsh chemicals necessary. Tested to ensure carpets provide safe area for children to learn and play while supporting your efforts to provide a clean and healthy environment.
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Here's a fun educational game for the Around The World Oval Classroom Rug:
"Global Alphabet Adventure"
Objective: Help students learn geography and practice the alphabet.
Setup:
- Students sit around the rug
- Teacher has a soft ball or beanbag
Game play:
- Teacher calls out a letter and tosses the ball to a student.
- The student must: a) Name a place (country, city, landmark, ocean, etc.) on the map starting with that letter b) Locate it on the rug's map c) Say the next letter in the alphabet
- The student then tosses the ball to another classmate, who repeats the process with their new letter.
- If a student can't think of a place or locate it, they can ask classmates for help. If still stumped, they sit out until the next round.
- Continue until you've gone through the alphabet or a set time limit.
Variations:
- For younger students, use only continents and oceans
- For older students, add bonus points for lesser-known locations
- Theme rounds (only cities, only bodies of water, etc.)
- Timed rounds for added excitement
This game combines geography, alphabet practice, and physical activity, making it engaging and educational. Would you like me to suggest additional games or variations?
