Using this board, you can tell a story, sing a song or complete a learning center by flipping the cards either forward or backward. It is a wonderful tool that can be used both as a whole group, then put out later for children to use because it is very durable. *Comes with the 10 rings needed.


This board has 7 pegs glued in both sides allowing matching games to be rotated according to themes being taught. Children are able to discover and locate the matching stickers by criss crossing nylon pot holder loops from one side to the other.


This is the most versatile board I carry. It can be used vertically or horizontally. It allows children to flip cards to the left and to the right as well as top and bottom. I have made games to go on this board that deal with matching money, shapes, colors, shadows, opposites, alphabet, numbers and halves just to name a few. The possibilities are endless! *Comes with the four rings needed.


Very similar to the double flip board but this board children are able to flip three pieces of paper instead of two. Once again, it can be used vertically or horizontally. I have made games to go on this board where children have to match colors, shapes, alphabet, and pictures that are divided into three sections. *Comes with the 6 rings needed.


This board comes with the 10 brass hooks needed to enable children to hang cards from the hooks. It is another wonderful fine motor tool. I have made several color copied games to go on this board and it is a very adaptable board enabling children to work on simple skills such as shape and shadow matching, but also more challenging concepts such as sequencing the alphabet, matching upper and lower case, simple math problems, working on names, phone numbers and simple word work.


This board is played exactly like the matching game "Memory". The board comes with 16 holes with 16 lids and I provide laminated sticker games to go in each hole. The children take two lids off at a time to see if they made a match and if not, the lids are replaced and the next child takes a turn. If a match has been made, the lids stay off and he/she gets to go again. Game continues until all matches have been made. Once all matches have been made, the game is tipped upside down and the pieces fall out so it can be set up again. *Make sure pieces jiggle in board so they are able to pop out. If they are getting "stuck", trim them down.


The slot board enables two children to be using the tool at the same time. Both sides are accessible. The board itself contains three slits where cards can be placed also allowing children to use the upper level and lower level of the board. Games made to go on this board include sequencing, shadow matching, colors, numbers, shapes and alphabet. *Materials can be interchanged using the hookboard and slot board.


This board most commonly holds my "What's Missing's?" which is a whole group activity where children look at a picture and when it is flipped, they have to determine what is missing from the next page. I have shown other activities on this stand such as recipes, color charts, number charts and step-by-step activities. It also holds baseball card plastic sheets which you can rotate skills as well. *Comes with 2 rings.


The paddleboard was the very first board that I created. It allows you to tell stories in a different way. I have several stories and songs that fit on this board and all you have to do is color and flip the pages. The pictures are on the front and the words are set up on the back. It is a wonderful tool as you never have to take your eyes off the children! *Comes with the 2 rings needed.


This board is my most recently created tool where you spin the wheel while singing a song, telling a story or discovering the learning center concept. The pie piece comes off and you can change stories or learning centers. It comes with two pie pieces, each with a different sized pie piece for different viewing.