Turn any space into a vibrant learning environment with the Sunny Day Learn and Play Rug. This cheerful rug combines educational value with playful design, making it an essential addition to classrooms and playrooms alike.

Sizes: 4'5 x 5'10, 5'10 x 8'4, 8'4 x 11'8

Perfect for circle time, story sessions, group activities, and individual play, the Sunny Day Learn and Play Rug encourages interaction, discovery, and educational engagement. It's a delightful centerpiece that fosters a love for learning and brightens up any learning space.

• Educational Design: Featuring a sunny day theme, this rug invites children to explore and learn. From alphabet letters and numbers to colorful shapes and friendly animals, each element sparks curiosity and promotes early learning.

• Durable Construction: Crafted from high-quality materials, the Sunny Day rug is built to withstand the rigors of daily use in educational settings. Its sturdy construction ensures long-lasting durability and easy maintenance.

• Vivid Colors: Vibrant hues and detailed graphics create a visually stimulating environment, inspiring creativity and imagination during play and learning activities.

• Anti Static 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

Made in the USA by Carpets for Kids

☀️ "Sunshine Spelling & Counting Adventure" 🌤️

(Ages: 3-6 | Players: Whole class or small groups)

Objective:

Students will practice letter recognition, phonics, and counting skills while moving around the rug in a fun and interactive way.

Game Setup:

• Assign each student to a cloud (numbers 1-9) or a letter on the border of the rug.
• Have flashcards with letters, simple words, and numbers prepared.
• Optional: Use a small beanbag as a "sunbeam" to pass around.

How to Play:

Round 1: Alphabet Walk 🌈

• The teacher calls out a letter, and the student standing on that letter says a word that starts with that letter.
• If correct, they take a step toward the sun in the middle.
• If unsure, they can ask a classmate for help.

Round 2: Counting Clouds ☁️

• The teacher calls out a number, and the student standing on that number claps or jumps that many times.
• To make it more advanced, students can create a math problem using that number (e.g., "4 2 = 6").
• The student then moves toward the sun.

Round 3: Sunshine Challenge ☀️

• The teacher places the beanbag on a letter or cloud number.
• The student at that spot must either:
  • Say a word that starts with the letter.
  • Count up to the number or solve a simple math problem.
  • Spell a short word that uses that letter.
• If they succeed, they pass the "sunbeam" to another student of their choice.

Winning the Game:

• Once all students reach the sun, they do a "Sunshine Dance" (jump, spin, or high-five a friend).
• Everyone wins when they've participated and practiced their skills.

Variations for Different Ages:

• Younger learners: Focus on letter and number recognition.
• Older learners: Add phonics challenges, simple addition/subtraction, or storytelling with the letters.