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Bring classic classroom style and interactive learning together with the Rainbow Square Alphabet Sit Spot Classroom Mat by Schoolgirl Style! Featuring all 26 letters of the alphabet displayed inside colorful rainbow squares on a black background with traditional handwriting lines, this educational mat creates a bright and engaging learning environment. Designed with individual sit spots built right into the layout, it's perfect for whole-group lessons, circle time, literacy activities, and helping students build letter recognition skills in a fun and organized way.
Part of the Washables by SGS™ collection, this versatile classroom mat was designed for flexible spaces and real classroom life. Lightweight, washable, and classroom-ready, it's easy to move wherever learning happens. Whether you're creating a cozy reading nook, small group area, calm-down space, or classroom center, this mat helps define learning spaces while adding style and function to your classroom decor.
Washables by SGS™ Features:
- 5' x 7' classroom mat
- Machine washable for easy classroom cleanup
- Foldable for convenient storage
- Lightweight and easy to move throughout your classroom
- Non-slip backing for added stability
- Bright, vibrant colors designed to make a statement
- Features a rainbow alphabet design with handwriting lines and built-in sit spots
- Perfect for circle time, literacy activities, classroom meetings, and learning centers
- Coordinates beautifully with Schoolgirl Style classroom decor collections
- Designed for everyday classroom life
Disclaimers:
- ONLY available on this website
Washables by SGS™
Made for Real Classroom Life.
Care Instructions
Machine wash separately on a delicate cycle with cold water and a bleach-free detergent. Do not use fabric softener. Lay flat to dry. Do not tumble dry.
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