Thursday, 12 May 2011 06:25 Last Updated on Thursday, 30 June 2011 10:56
Is it just me or does every 'educational' catalogue seem to charge completely unreasonable prices for basic resources?
I am trying to work out my priorities for my may budget (which has just had a hundred shaved off it to pay for the cleaners) my wish list has been rapidly culled.
I started off with an aim to focus spending on maths and science resources this month. But as most of those cost more than my budget. I have reprioritised to spreading the spending over a few curriculum areas and hope that in the mean time - buttons, milk caps and other odds and bobs will work.
So I thought I would mine the wonderful resource that is my readers and see if anyone can point me in the right direction for the following resources ( I am aiming for quality sustainable resources that can withstand two year olds but still challenge preschoolers)
- a scale
- mobilo instructions -is there a website?
Is there some fantastic ( read here cheap) place where I can get the following:
- more mobilo
- geoboards ( I do remember blogs about making your own but I'm not that keen yet)
- unifix cubes
Or are there any great maths and science resources that you would recommend?
Posted by Wendy
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