Counting barns: which set first?
All four of our 20-piece sets share one idea: ten numbered houses, ten soft animals that also work as finger puppets. The farm barns are the classic choice; the farm-with-farmer set adds a figure for storytelling; safari zoos, puppy houses and see-through kitten bags change the theme for children who already have a favourite animal.
For a toddler who prefers buttons to puppets, the musical barn shape sorter and the Spin & Sing Alphabet Zoo talk back: they name the animal, play its sound and cheer when the answer is right.
How many pencils does a class need?
Boxed packs give each child their own twelve colours: 12 packs for a small group, 30 for a typical class, 36 for a class with spares. The 240-count set is different — one shared tray sorted by colour, with sharpeners, for tables that work together.
Markers or highlighters?
Our washable markers have a conical tip that draws fine lines and broad strokes, and water-based ink that washes off hands and most clothes. Highlighters are for older students and adults: a chisel tip, six colours and quick-drying ink that does not bleed through thin pages.
Dressing the classroom
Scalloped bulletin board borders come in bright, pastel and boho palettes, eight rolls each and about 262 feet in total. The wooden pencil dispenser hands out one pencil per press, and the double-sided chalkboard sign covers both the first and the last day of school.
Holidays on the school calendar
Pre-filled Easter eggs with finger puppets, valentine cards with mini camera viewers for a class exchange, Halloween honeycomb centerpieces and an origami kit for the long afternoons in between. Each set is packed in classroom quantities so nobody is left out.