Trademark: HAND2MIND 2443784
Word
HAND2MIND
ID
2443784
Trademark Type
WORD
Status
Published: Under examination
Application Date
12 May 2023
Owner(s)
Service
Griffith Hack
Goods and Services:
Class 9:
Calculators; pre-recorded videos in the field of reading, mathematics, and the sciences; children's educational scientific kits comprised of magnifying lenses, forceps, thermometers, magnets, compasses, gears, pulleys, axles, funnels, flashlights, batteries, and downloadable instructional manuals in the fields of science and chemistry; downloadable educational software for teaching mathematics, science, reading, and language arts; microscopes; children's educational math kits comprised of buttons, counters, balances, clocks being time recording devices, rulers, rekenreks and downloadable instructional manuals; educational apparatus, namely, three dimensional sculptures used as teaching aids for modeling anatomy, beakers, measuring bowls, measuring cups, digital timer, electronic balances, flasks, glass magnifier, graduated cylinders, life cycle models, magnets, manual balance; Petri dishes, laboratory pipettes, safety glasses, safety goggles, rubber stoppers for laboratory equipment, test tube rack, thermometers not for medical purposes, test tubes, droppers for measuring other than for medical or household purposes.
Calculators; pre-recorded videos in the field of reading, mathematics, and the sciences; children's educational scientific kits comprised of magnifying lenses, forceps, thermometers, magnets, compasses, gears, pulleys, axles, funnels, flashlights, batteries, and downloadable instructional manuals in the fields of science and chemistry; downloadable educational software for teaching mathematics, science, reading, and language arts; microscopes; children's educational math kits comprised of buttons, counters, balances, clocks being time recording devices, rulers, rekenreks and downloadable instructional manuals; educational apparatus, namely, three dimensional sculptures used as teaching aids for modeling anatomy, beakers, measuring bowls, measuring cups, digital timer, electronic balances, flasks, glass magnifier, graduated cylinders, life cycle models, magnets, manual balance; Petri dishes, laboratory pipettes, safety glasses, safety goggles, rubber stoppers for laboratory equipment, test tube rack, thermometers not for medical purposes, test tubes, droppers for measuring other than for medical or household purposes.
Class 16:
Books in the fields of reading, literature, mathematics, science, chemistry, geometry, measurement, fractions, algebra; education kits, namely, a teacher's or parent's guide and instructional workbooks and manuals, sold as a unit with manipulative toys and games, or manipulative puzzles, or both; student workbooks and printed teacher resource guides in the field of mathematics; kits sold as a unit comprised of teacher's guides and blank student journals and also containing manipulative toys; printed teaching materials in the field of reading; teaching systems, all comprised of instructional, exercise and problem-solving books, tiles and tile organizing case, designed for use with the books; printed materials for test preparation in math; modeling clay; three dimensional models for educational purposes, namely, plastic models for teaching about mathematics and science; pocket charts in the nature of charts with pockets specially designed to hold printed cards; dry erase markers; dry erase boards; sleeves for holding and protecting printed materials; printed periodic tables of the elements; ink stamps; stamp pads; printed journals in the fields of science, mathematics, STEM, literacy, and social-emotional learning; desktop organizers; paint trays; trays for sorting educational manipulatives; children's educational scientific kits comprised of art paper, modelling clay, and drawing pens; equipment for playing card games in the form of instructional manuals (term considered too vague by the International Bureau - Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); educational kits comprised of printed material for teaching about mathematics, reading, literacy, science, coding or STEM, sold together as a unit; children's educational math kits comprised of manipulatives, paper savers, pattern blocks, cubes and base ten blocks being teaching materials.
Books in the fields of reading, literature, mathematics, science, chemistry, geometry, measurement, fractions, algebra; education kits, namely, a teacher's or parent's guide and instructional workbooks and manuals, sold as a unit with manipulative toys and games, or manipulative puzzles, or both; student workbooks and printed teacher resource guides in the field of mathematics; kits sold as a unit comprised of teacher's guides and blank student journals and also containing manipulative toys; printed teaching materials in the field of reading; teaching systems, all comprised of instructional, exercise and problem-solving books, tiles and tile organizing case, designed for use with the books; printed materials for test preparation in math; modeling clay; three dimensional models for educational purposes, namely, plastic models for teaching about mathematics and science; pocket charts in the nature of charts with pockets specially designed to hold printed cards; dry erase markers; dry erase boards; sleeves for holding and protecting printed materials; printed periodic tables of the elements; ink stamps; stamp pads; printed journals in the fields of science, mathematics, STEM, literacy, and social-emotional learning; desktop organizers; paint trays; trays for sorting educational manipulatives; children's educational scientific kits comprised of art paper, modelling clay, and drawing pens; equipment for playing card games in the form of instructional manuals (term considered too vague by the International Bureau - Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); educational kits comprised of printed material for teaching about mathematics, reading, literacy, science, coding or STEM, sold together as a unit; children's educational math kits comprised of manipulatives, paper savers, pattern blocks, cubes and base ten blocks being teaching materials.
Class 28:
Educational games, namely, board games and equipment sold as a unit for playing board games (term considered too vague by the International Bureau - Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); card games and equipment sold as a unit for playing card games in the form of activity cards, spinners, and movable playing pieces; printed game cards; manipulative toys; puzzles, namely, puzzle cubes; educational kits comprised of manipulative toys; teaching materials in the form of toy plastic, wood, and foam figures, toy blocks, toy frames, and toy tiles of various shapes and colors used to teach mathematics; plastic toy models for teaching about mathematics and science; toy clocks, namely, paper clocks, plastic clocks, magnetic clocks, dry erase clocks, wooden clocks, analog and digital clocks; math card games; toy periodic tables; plush toys; interactive electronic plush toys; toy figures; toy vehicles; toy animals; playsets for toy figures; puzzles; tabletop games; puppets; children's educational toys for developing cognitive skills, counting skills, fine motor skills, social-emotional learning, and imaginative play; sensory toys; children's educational math kits comprised of tangrams, dice and classroom money.
Educational games, namely, board games and equipment sold as a unit for playing board games (term considered too vague by the International Bureau - Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); card games and equipment sold as a unit for playing card games in the form of activity cards, spinners, and movable playing pieces; printed game cards; manipulative toys; puzzles, namely, puzzle cubes; educational kits comprised of manipulative toys; teaching materials in the form of toy plastic, wood, and foam figures, toy blocks, toy frames, and toy tiles of various shapes and colors used to teach mathematics; plastic toy models for teaching about mathematics and science; toy clocks, namely, paper clocks, plastic clocks, magnetic clocks, dry erase clocks, wooden clocks, analog and digital clocks; math card games; toy periodic tables; plush toys; interactive electronic plush toys; toy figures; toy vehicles; toy animals; playsets for toy figures; puzzles; tabletop games; puppets; children's educational toys for developing cognitive skills, counting skills, fine motor skills, social-emotional learning, and imaginative play; sensory toys; children's educational math kits comprised of tangrams, dice and classroom money.