Sonsuh Educational Supplies

This is a great place for teachers to get books, school supplies and decorations for the classroom. They also have french resources which is not always easy to find in the GTA. The staff is very helpful if you’re looking for something. It can be very busy at the end of august when teachers are getting stuff.

Nestled in the midst a maze of a business park, Sonsuh is a great shop for parents and educators. There’s ample free parking in the lot and the store has good hours. As the previous reviewer noted, it is a bit dusty in some areas, but otherwise well-​organized and stocked with an amazing range of games, manipulatives, general supplies and classroom furniture. I never knew about this place until another teacher told me about it.
The service is great and the staff is usually on the lookout to help any lost-​looking clients. In the past, I’ve ordered items out of stock and they promptly ordered and called me when the items were shipped in. The prices could be a bit better. Unfortunately, the education industry knows how to milk parents and educators!
A great place to spice up your classroom and grab new ideas for your lessons.
TIP: Grab a catalogue and make a list of items you need, not want. It won’t hurt your budget as much when you step inside.

Wow, I love this place, it’s big and full of different kind of toys and educational stuffs there.
They have a room for baby/toddler’s toys, like puzzles and soft toys.
I bought quite a lot of wooden puzzles for my daughter at their place, they are a bit cheaper than the others. And you can buy bulk pack if you are working as a child carer.
They have lots of ‘clearance’ stuffs for you to pick as well, just look for the orange price tags!
On the other side of the store, you will find lots of Educational tool, books, papers, crafts, musical instruments, CDs, Dvds, stationery, art and crafts, beads, outdoor games, children chairs /​tables/​small kitchen for pretend and play… etc.
Personally, I love educational toys, my daughter learned a lot from those toys.
They don’t have a little place for kids to play while you shop, so, it’s better to go there on your own rather than bringing your baby/​toddler.
If Compare with the «Scholar choices», they look messy and some packing are a bit dusty, but I don’t mind at all, because I will clean the toys before giving them to my daughter.
It’s a great shop for parents, teachers and care takers. :)