Interactive Kids Visual

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Астана, Astana, Kazakhstan

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I have extensive experience in creating interactive and visual educational materials for early childhood development. My focus is on developing hands-on resources that simplify complex concepts for young learners and children with special educational needs. I specialize in designing 'Busy Books' and Velcro-based activities that are widely used in preschool classrooms and home-schooling environments.

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Interactive Write and Wipe Math Activity: Plus or Minus?

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Interactive Kids Visual

Description: Make math interactive and fun with this hands-on learning resource! This "Write & Wipe" activity is perfect for helping young learners master addition and subtraction. Kids can slide or place the number cards into the template, then use a dry-erase marker to write the correct math sign (+ or -) in the middle. What is included:Moveable number cards (1 to 10) Main math template with cut-out windows Reusable, durable design (ideal for laminating) Perfect for: Math centers, morning work

PreK - 1st

Basic Operations, Not Subject Specific

Also included in: Preschool Math Activities Bundle | Kindergarten Interactive Velcro Games 6-in-1

Learning Opposites Matching Game | Big and Small, Few and Many Velcro Activity

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Interactive Kids Visual

Help young learners master basic opposite concepts and early math skills with this fun and interactive Learning Opposites Matching Game! Featuring cute cars and busy bees, this hands-on resource is designed for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners to learn the concepts of Big vs. Small and Few vs. Many. Students will look at the attributes of each picture and match the corresponding pieces (like big/small cars or few/many bees) to the correct spots. It’s a fantastic, engaging addition

PreK - 1st

Basic Operations, Not Subject Specific

Apple Tree Counting & Finger Recognition Match Activity

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Interactive Kids Visual

Apple Tree Number & Finger Matching Activity Help early learners master counting and number recognition with this fun, interactive apple tree game! This language-free visual aid is perfect for toddlers, preschool, and kindergarten students worldwide. Perfect for: Busy Books, Math Centers, Morning Tubs, and Independent Work!

PreK - K

Basic Operations, Not Subject Specific, Visual Arts

Also included in: Preschool Math Activities Bundle | Kindergarten Interactive Velcro Games 6-in-1

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Teaching style

My teaching style is centered around Visual and Tactile Learning. I believe that children learn best when they can actively engage with the material. That’s why my resources are highly interactive, colorful, and sensory-friendly. I aim to foster independence and fine motor skills by providing structured, clear, and visually appealing tasks that keep students motivated and excited

Awards & shining teacher moments

My greatest highlight is seeing the immediate progress in my students' engagement and fine motor skills when using interactive visual tools. I take pride in being recognized by parents and fellow educators for creating accessible, sensory-friendly resources that bridge the gap for diverse learners. Every 'aha!' moment from a child using my materials is my biggest award

My own education history

I hold a degree in Education/Pedagogy, with a deep focus on early childhood development and inclusive learning environments. Over the years, I have continuously updated my knowledge through specialized courses in visual communication and special education strategies. This academic background allows me to design resources that are not only beautiful but also pedagogically sound.

Additional biographical information

Beyond creating educational resources, I am passionate about art, design, and child psychology. I started Interactive Kids Visuals because I noticed a need for high-quality, reusable tactile activities that take the stress out of lesson planning for busy teachers and parents. I am a firm believer that every child can learn if we provide the right visual support.