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Angeles ClassicRider Pedal Pusher Trike, 26 x 20 x 20 Inches
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Active Play for Every Learner
School Specialty lends the tools to encourage movement, exploration, and skill development through active play! Designed to support gross motor skills through age-appropriate activities, active play solutions like play tunnels and tents, balance beams, and more help children practice balance, coordination, strength, and body awareness. Whether added to your classroom routines or recess time, movement-based learning helps young learners develop foundational skills through play.
Preschool active play allows young learners to develop foundational autonomy and social skills critical for the rest of their educational journey. Lend them their own set of wheels with ride-on toys for preschool children or preschool tricycles to support physical development in a size that fits these children best.
Inclusive active play helps ensure every child has opportunities to participate, move, and succeed. Balance and coordination activities encourage children to develop important physical, social, and cognitive skills in supportive learning environments. Perfect for special education classrooms or active play spaces, this thoughtful and inclusive play equipment helps support healthy development and encourage exploration in a way that meets children where their ability levels lie. Whether incorporated into classroom routines or outdoor recreation, no matter the ability level or age, movement-based learning helps young learners develop foundational skills through play.
















