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Taylor Digital Minute/Second Timer

$1.29

Great for the kitchen, workout room, or home shop, this small digital clock/timer is useful in counting down cooking time, timing circuit training exercises, or tracking paint or wood glue drying time. No bigger than the palm of a hand, the timer is magnetized to stick to a refrigerator or stovetop or, alternatively, hangs via a clip or mounts onto a table with its wire stand. The large 0.7-inch L…

3B Scientific W64004M Mathematical Formulas Mug

$10.25

Study the world’s greatest equations while you enjoy a hot cup of joe. Black mug with lots of equations on the side to jog your noggin first thing in the morning. Includes Einstein’s Equation, Fourier Transform, Newton’s Second Law, Eulers Equation, Ideal Gas Law, Simplest Ratio and more! Porcelain. Dishwasher and Microwave Safe….

MONEY LEARNING PLACEMAT by Painless Learning

$1.99

Learning About Money placemat features our bills from $1.00 – $100, our coins, and interactive practice exercises on the back of the placemat….

Baby Beluga

$8.84

Baby Beluga is a fun-filled collection of favorite children’s songs and Raffi originals, all performed in the singer’s folksy, expressive style. Beluga begins with the sounds of whales communicating in their high-pitch squeaks (which presented here come across as cute and sweet) and features melodic lines that evoke vivid pictures of gentle waves and a frolicking whale. An illustrated sing-along b…

1984

$3.84

1984 was a successful record not only because it contained solid, catchy hard rock, but also because it incorporated synthesizers into the mix, the first metal album to do so to any serious extent. Although the advances in electronic music make this material sound dated now, it’s still a highlight of Van Halen’s career. Songs like “Jump” contain a pop element that gave 1984 mainstream appeal, and …

Jesus

$4.70

Tackling the story of Jesus for film is bound to incur controversy. Yet, in a bold move, CBS produced the television miniseries Jesus, which not only retells the biblical story, but takes a look at the more human side of the man. Jeremy Sisto stars, and although it takes a little while for him to gather enough momentum to have us believing him in this role, overall he is surprisingly convincing. W…

Bridge to Terabithia [Blu-ray]

$5.98

BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA – Blu-Ray Movie…

Invincible [Blu-ray]

$7.64

INVINCIBLE is the inspiring true story of Vince Papale an ordinary guy who against extraordinary odds gets a one-in-a-gazillion shot at living every sports fan s wildest fantasy. Like the city he lives in and his beloved hometown NFL team the down-an-out Vince (Mark Wahlberg THE ITALIAN JOB) has seen better days. But then the Philadelphia Eagles new coach Dick Vermeil (Greg Kinnear LITTLE MISS SU…

Sky High [Blu-ray]

$8.09

The idea of a high school for superheroes will appeal to teens and preteens, who struggle powerlessly with petty authoritarians, bullying peers, and their own rampant hormones, and Sky High spotlights young Will Stronghold (Michael Angarano, Lords of Dogtown), the son of top-of-the-heap superheroic couple the Commander (Kurt Russell, Tango & Cash) and Josie Jetstream (Kelly Preston, View from the …

Batman Begins [Blu-ray]

$7.88

Batman Begins explores the origins of the Batman legend and the Dark Knight’s emergence as a force for good in Gotham. In the wake of his parents’ murder, disillusioned industrial heir Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) travels the world seeking the means to fight injustice and turn fear against those who prey on the fearful. He returns to Gotham and unveils his alter-ego: Batman, a masked crusader who …

How does a from birth blind teacher teach a normal vision 3 year old their colors without help.?

So this is a riddle. A administrator tells a blind teacher sitting in a room to teach Johnny (A 3 year old of normal intelligence) his colors. The teacher has no pre-made props to aid them, and only a memory about what colors something are. How does the teacher go about teaching Johnny his colors.

Are you talking about an empty room with absolutely nothing in it at all, or a typical pre-k classroom that has all of it’s normal paraphernalia?

In a regular old classroom, I’d suggest starting with items that have a fixed color. The stop sign over by the play road is red with white letters. Okay, here’s a little 8 count crayon box: which color in this box is also red? Find the one that matches the color on the Stop sign. Here’s a cutout of a rainbow and each stripe is a different color. Which one is red just like the stop sign and crayon? Then identify the colors of the rest of the rainbow. See where I’m going with this? I imagine it would be hard, but it shouldn’t be too difficult starting with items that have fixed colors.