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Interactive Tables for Preschool

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IgniteTable by Hatch™ is an interactive table that facilitates collaborative play with 2-4 kids in an engaging digital environment. As students work together and problem-solve, their social-emotional capabilities grow alongside all areas of knowledge.

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Let's Learn Together!

IgniteTable® is an interactive touch table that fosters social-emotional development in preschool students. It's hard to know how our youngest learners are feeling, but as 2 (up to 4) children collaboratively work through educational games together, the video feature captures an unbiased view of their interactions with peers. The age-old question of "Do they play well with others?" can finally be answered!

Built to Last in the PreK Environment

IgniteTable® is designed to withstand the unique events that occur in an early childhood classroom. Sturdy construction, casters for mobility, and the reinforced multi-touch top allow children to be children. Curious and excited to work together on social-emotional activities, they can feel free to play unimpeded.

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Introduce Thousands of Unique Vocabulary Words

With IgniteTable® children are introduced to thousands of unique vocabulary words to help bridge the language gap by encouraging conversation between peers.

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Capture Video Samples of Collaborative Game Play

When children use IgniteTable®, the system captures video footage of their interactions with a 180-degree fish-eye lens. It automatically records this data (authentic language samples and visual evidence of children's interactions) to produce a more in-depth sample for teachers to review. With this information, teachers can develop child assessments and create individualized, meaningful and impactful instruction.

IgniteTable® provides children access to developmentally appropriate, interactive games that support SEL skills, introduces unique vocabulary words, and encourages conversations and collaboration amongst peers.

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Teachers sometimes get stuck in a rut, if you will, when it comes to targeting specific skills because they want to do the same type of activity or the same type of experience with a group of children. So, this year, I gave them the “ok” to do something with a group as long as they pulled it from a research-based program… How they have the kids grouped based on how they play, you can use an activity from there as your individualization for those specific children. All of a sudden, teachers started exploring, which was exciting for us.

Bethany Lapp, Head Start Ohio