Teaching tool
OwnerJeanette D. Boydinventor
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Abstract
A teaching tool is provided in the form of a glove with a plurality of tags which are removably attachable to the glove. Preferably the tags are provided with indicia such as letters, numbers, words, shapes and such which can be placed on or removed from the glove as part of individual or group learning exercises for small children.
Claims11
A teaching tool comprising:
- a glove adapted to be worn on the hand and formed from a flexible fabric material said glove including a plurality of glove fingers adapted to receive fingers of the hand and a glove palm adjacent and attached to each of said glove fingers;
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- a plurality of tags releasably attached and readily reattachable to at least portions of said glove fingers and said glove palm, said plurality of tags including a first plurality of tags each of which defines a different shape, a second plurality, each of which displays a number and a third plurality each of which displays at least one letter, whereby said tags can be selectively removed from and reattached to said glove as part of a teaching exercise.
A teaching tool comprising a pair of gloves, each said glove in said pair having five glove finger for respectively receiving the fingers of a hand and a glove palm adjacent said glove fingers, said gloves being formed, at least in part, from a flexible material having an affinity to hook closure fabric, said teaching tool further comprising a plurality of indicia and color bearing tags having a hook closure fabric portion, said tags being removably attachable to the glove fingers and glove palms of said gloves, said plurality of tags including a first plurality each of which defines a different shape, a second plurality each of which displays a number and a third plurality each of which displays at least one letter, said teaching tool further comprising a plurality of rings removably disposed on the glove fingers, at least one said ring being of a different color than the other said rings, whereby said tags and said rings may be repeatedly removed from or attached to said gloves as part of teaching exercises.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.