Set of 6 Action Words, TIME, SUBTRACTION, ADDITION, MATHS KEYWORDS and PREPOSITIONS Early Learning Educational Charts for Kids | 20"X30" inch |Non-Tearable and Waterproof | Double Sided Laminated | Perfect for Homeschooling, Kindergarten and Nursery Students Paper Print  (30 inch X 20 inch)

Gowoo presents a set of 6 Early Learning Educational Charts for Kids - Action Words, Time, Subtraction, Addition, Math Keywords, and Prepositions. These charts measure 20"X30" inches and are designed to make learning engaging and interactive for young minds. Crafted with non-tearable and waterproof material, these charts are built to withstand the active hands of children, ensuring their durability and longevity. The double-sided lamination adds an extra layer of protection, making them resistant to spills and easy to clean. The Action Words chart introduces children to various action words, helping expand their vocabulary and language skills. The Time chart teaches children about different aspects of time, including hours, minutes, days, and months. It helps them develop a sense of time management and understanding of daily routines. The Subtraction and Addition charts introduce basic arithmetic concepts. Children will learn to solve simple subtraction and addition problems using visual representations and numeric equations. The Math Keywords chart features key math terms and concepts, providing children a foundational understanding of mathematical language. The Prepositions chart introduces children to common prepositions: on, under, behind, and in front of. It helps them understand spatial relationships and enhances their language skills. Gowoo's Early Learning Educational Charts for Action Words, Time, Subtraction, Addition, Math Keywords, and Prepositions are perfect for homeschooling, classrooms, and any learning environment. With their exceptional quality and interactive content, these charts provide young learners an immersive and enjoyable way to explore essential concepts related to language, time, mathematics, and spatial relationships, fostering their overall cognitive and academic development.