Top 5 Visuals – Lanyard Visuals

Early childhood settings can be busy. By wearing a lanyard with visuals on it, educators can quickly access visuals any time to support all children in their spaces. This Tip Sheet – Printable Resource provides educators with what they need to make their own visuals for a lanyard.

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