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  • Sharon F Delzer Elementary School
  • Estelline, SD
  • More than a third of students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more

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With this requested QS light table students will be engaged while working in our Science Learning Center. Students can use the table for tracing, creating with translucent shapes, counting objects, and many other activities. Students at this level are very creative and love to learn and use their imagination. Learning through play is essential at this age and a light table is a great way to enhance their language and learning. They can use translucent shapes, small counting objects, they can look at x-rays to see how the body works, and place letters or pictures on the table top to trace and hone fine motor skills.

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With this requested QS light table students will be engaged while working in our Science Learning Center. Students can use the table for tracing, creating with translucent shapes, counting objects, and many other activities. Students at this level are very creative and love to learn and use their imagination. Learning through play is essential at this age and a light table is a great way to enhance their language and learning. They can use translucent shapes, small counting objects, they can look at x-rays to see how the body works, and place letters or pictures on the table top to trace and hone fine motor skills.

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