Explore Elementary Classroom Tools for the Classroom

Elementary Tools products such as the Environments® Outdoor Wooden Sand Funnel, Environments® Outdoor Wooden Sand Slide, and Excellerations® Jumbo Pipettes are great additions to any elementary classroom. These items allow students to explore and experiment with materials like sand and water, encouraging hands-on learning experiences. The jumbo size of these items makes them easy to use for both individual and group activities, fostering teamwork and creativity among students. Products like the Excellerations® Translucent Measuring Cups and Pitchers further enhance classroom activities by helping students learn about measurements and the properties of different materials in a fun and interactive way.

When buying Elementary Tools products for use in an elementary school, teachers should consider the durability and safety of the materials, as well as the age-appropriateness of the items. For example, the Environments® products are made from eucalyptus wood, known for its durability and sustainability, making them suitable for outdoor spaces and heavy use. Additionally, selecting tools that encourage various skills such as dexterity, cause and effect, and problem-solving can enrich the students’ educational experience. Ensuring all products are quality tested and safe for children, as with Excellerations® items, is also crucial to maintaining a safe learning environment.

Elementary students can use the variety of Elementary Tools products for numerous educational activities. The Environments® Outdoor Wooden Sand Mill and Excellerations® Jumbo Pipettes allow them to explore concepts such as flow and movement, both in sand and water, which can be tied to basic physics and science lessons. The Excellerations® Translucent Funnels and Measuring Cups can help students learn about volume and measurement in a hands-on manner, ideal for STEM-related activities. These practical tools not only make learning fun but also help students develop fine motor skills and cognitive abilities through active play and experimentation.