Abstract: A beanbag including at least one transparent pocket formed thereon, the latter for receiving and displaying artwork or indicia, such as alphabetical letters, numbers, words and the like, for use in a variety of educational applications. The beanbag comprises a conventional beanbag formed from two like-sized pieces of fabric sewn to one another and operative to define an interior for holding a bean-like material, such as plastic pellets, actual dried beans, and the like. At least one transparent pocket is formed upon the beanbag that defines a window through which the educational indicia may be selectively positioned and displayed. The beanbag may take a variety of geometric shapes, and the beanbag may be configured to have multiple transparent windows for selectively displaying multiple images. In use, the user need only selectively replace the images sought to be displayed for a given application.

Abstract: Hook material cut into shapes, symbols, letters or words that are attached to loop pile-type commercial grade carpeting to convey spatial and directional non-verbal messages are disclosed. The hook material adheres to the loop pile-type commercial carpet and has the ability to be changed at any time without the use of adhesives or chemicals. The hook material may further possess a desired color and/or texture as may be desired for a particular application, including areas having heavy pedestrian traffic and/or to enhance child education.

Abstract: Hook material cut into shapes, symbols, letters or words that are attached to loop pile-type commercial grade carpeting to convey spatial and directional non-verbal messages are disclosed. The hook material adheres to the loop pile-type commercial carpet and has the ability to be changed at any time without the use of adhesives or chemicals. The hook material may further possess a desired color and/or texture as may be desired for a particular application, including areas having heavy pedestrian traffic and/or to enhance child education.

Abstract: Hook material cut into shapes, symbols, letters or words that are attached to loop pile-type commercial grade carpeting to convey spatial and directional non-verbal messages are disclosed. The hook material adheres to the loop pile-type commercial carpet and has the ability to be changed at any time without the use of adhesives or chemicals. The hook material may further possess a desired color and/or texture as may be desired for a particular application, including areas having heavy pedestrian traffic and/or to enhance child education.