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5-Color Set 162 0 AA107 First Steps Item Number Description EC Page Elementary Page AA103 Pastel Giant Washable Color Ink Pads - 5-Color Set 162 0 AA107 First Steps Sign-In Communication & Cubby Center 11 0 AA1101 Gross Motor Area - Birth-12 Months 508 0 AA1107 Changing Station Area - Birth-12 Months 504 0 AA1109 Mealtime Area - Birth-12 Months 506 0 AA1110 Cubbies & Communication Area - Birth-12 Months 504 0 AA1111 Library Area - Birth-12 Months 505 0 AA1112 Block Play Area - Birth-12 Months 509 0 AA1113 Sleeping Area - Birth-12 Months 506 0 AA1114 Discovery Area - Birth-12 Months 508 0 AA1115 Nonmobile Play Area - Birth-12 Months 507 0 AA1202 Block Play Area - 12-24 Months 517 0 AA1208 Changing Station Area - 12-24 Months 512 0 AA1210 Mealtime Area - 12-24 Months 514 0 AA1211 Dramatic Play Area - 12-24 Months 515 0 AA1212 Naptime Area - 12-24 Months 513 0 AA1213 Manipulative Area - 12-24 Months 516 0 AA1214 Music Area - 12-24 Months 514 0 AA1215 Gross Motor Area - 12-24 Months 519 0 AA1216 Library Area - 12-24 Months 518 0 AA1217 Cubbies & Communication Area - 12-24 Months 512 0 AA124 Lakeshore Career Hat Collection 35 0 AA1309 Changing Station Area - 24-36 Months 522 0 AA1311 Arts & Crafts Area - 24-36 Months 526 0 AA1312 Block Play Area - 24-36 Months 525 0 AA1313 Manipulative Area - 24-36 Months 523 0 AA1314 Circle Time/Music Area - 24-36 Months 528 0 AA1315 Library Area - 24-36 Months 527 0 AA1316 Science Area - 24-36 Months 528 0 AA1317 Learning Corner Area - 24-36 Months 529 0 AA1318 Cubbies & Communication Area - 24-36 Months 522 0 AA1319 Dramatic Play Area - 24-36 Months 524 0 AA1320 Naptime Area - 24-36 Months 523 0 AA156 First Steps Locking Supply Cabinet 10 0 AA158 First Steps Play-Top Storage Center 9 0 AA162 First 100 Sight-Words Talking Boards 226 83 AA176AQ Set 2 Giant Washable Color Ink Pad - Aqua 162 0 AA176LM Set 2 Giant Washable Color Ink Pad - Lime 162 0 AA176PN Set 2 Giant Washable Color Ink Pad - Pink 162 0 AA176TL Set 2 Giant Washable Color Ink Pad - Teal 162 0 AA176YE Set 2 Giant Washable Color Ink Pad - Yellow 162 0 AA181 My Picture-Word Journal - Each 235 0 AA182 My Picture-Word Journal - Set of 10 235 0 AA185 My Spanish Word Journal - Each 0 128 AA186 My Spanish Word Journal - Set of 10 0 128 AA191 All About Animals Photo Library 183 0 AA200X Lakeshore Block Play People - Complete Set 69 0 AA201 Lakeshore Block Play People - 8-Piece White Family 69 0 AA202 Lakeshore Block Play People - 8-Piece Asian Family 69 0 AA203 Lakeshore Block Play People - 8-Piece Hispanic Family 69 0 AA204 Lakeshore Block Play People - 8-Piece Native American Family 69 0 AA205 Lakeshore Block Play People - 8-Piece Black Family 69 0 AA217 Lakeshore Baby Gym 7 0 AA220 My First Counting Frame 28 0 AA233 Let's Build! Community Puzzle Blocks 27 0 AA234 Unlock It! 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