Teaching Resources 1960s Visual Motor Perception Configuration Cards turtle and they ought to be

and they ought to be planted in vessels worthy of them

it is still totally usable

I really love the painting on this skinny penguin

The Andersen Studio has a long history as a pioneer ceramic design and slip casting studio producing functional and decorative objects

Recesses (picture openings) on backloads side are each 3 3/4" x 5"

Teaching Resources 1960s Visual Motor Perception Configuration Cards turtle and they ought to beNo instructions. came with these vintage "Configuration Cards," produced by Teaching Resources (an educational service of the New York Times, notes the box) in 1967, and I have not found another set out there, but I assume they were used for testing and teaching the ability to translate the number and color of dots on the cards into language, as well as for teaching matching and sequence. Part of what I love about them is indeed how open ended they