Multicultural Circular Rug 200cm

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A thick, soft carpet featuring images of twelve culturally diverse children, promoting inclusivity.

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Cultural Diversity: Showcasing twelve children from different cultural backgrounds, this rug is a visual tool for teaching diversity and fostering inclusivity.
Educational Design: Designed to aid in teaching 'Understanding the World', this rug helps children grasp complex concepts of community and cultural differences.
Comfort and Durability: Constructed from durable nylon, this rug provides a comfortable and robust setting for classroom activities, ensuring it withstands extensive use.
Language Development: Encourages communication and language development by prompting discussions about the diverse images depicted on the rug.
Social Skills Enhancement: Supports personal, social, and emotional development by creating opportunities for children to discuss and embrace diversity.

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A thick, soft carpet featuring images of twelve culturally diverse children, promoting inclusivity.

This engaging circular rug showcases images of children from diverse cultures holding hands, designed to foster inclusivity and awareness among young learners. The rug not only adds a visual element to the classroom but also serves as a practical resource for discussions on global cultures and communities.

With its durable nylon construction and a diameter of two metres, this rug is ideally sized for group activities and circle time. It provides a comfortable and resilient space for children to gather, learn, and play, making it a staple in any early years environment.
By incorporating this rug into daily learning, educators can actively support key developmental areas such as personal, social, and emotional development. Additionally, it enhances communication and language skills by engaging children in conversations about the rich tapestry of the world's cultures represented on the rug.