How Long Is It? Measuring Tape in Inches and Centimeters
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How Long Is It? Measuring Tape in Inches and Centimeters
$14.99
Ages: 3+ / Grades: PreK
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - SMALL PARTS.
This oversized measuring tape makes early math exploration hands-on and fun! With bold, easy-to-read markings in both inches and centimeters, children can practice measuring with confidence. The built-in rewind knob clicks as it turns, and the large handle is perfect for small hands to grip and carry.
- WHAT YOU GET: 1 durable measuring tape made of high-quality plastic; tape extends to 36" L (approx. 91.5 cm) and the case measures approx. 7-1/4" H x 5-1/4" L x 1-7/8" W.
- INCHES + CENTIMETERS: Dual-scale tape features both imperial and metric units for cross-standard learning.
- DESIGNED FOR LITTLE HANDS: Large handle and knob make it easy for young learners to operate independently.
- BUILT-IN MOTOR PRACTICE: Clicking rewind knob helps build fine motor control and reinforces action-response understanding.
- DURABLE & CLASSROOM-READY: Made of tough plastic to stand up to frequent use in home or classroom settings.
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How Long Is It? Measuring Tape in Inches and Centimeters
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How Long Is It? Measuring Tape in Inches and Centimeters
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How Long Is It? Measuring Tape in Inches and Centimeters
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How Long Is It? Measuring Tape in Inches and Centimeters
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