I know we are all focusing on whether our child can read and count till one hundred, but do you know what is your childโs most important job right now? It is to PLAY…
Today, we are rescuing our creepy crawlers from a swampy gelatin. What you will need: a tray (we are using this one) spaghetti (try to look for expired pasta or one which is otherwise…
Today, we are re-using blue spaghetti we have used to create the Ocean Taste Safe Small World Sensory Play (see here). What you will need: a large serving tray (we are using this one)…
Ocean taste-safe spaghetti play tray is designed for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarteners to promote sensory play and fine motor skills through fun hands-on small world play with toy sea animal figurines. Ocean spaghetti small…
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Today, we are making green borax-free three-ingredient non-toxic slime inspired by the approaching St. Patrick’s Day. Slime, besides being absolutely awesome to touch, is also an amazing science demonstration. Besides, we love hands-on learning!…
Here is a fun and colorful sensory bin you can set up as a part of St Patrick’s Day inspired activities. I am using this serving tray, but you can use any deep dish…
This is a sensory play invitation to sort Arctic Animals according to their habitat. We are using this table and these white storage boxes to contain our sensory play. On the left, I set…
Today, we are making DIY red hydrogels and incorporating a science of magnetism into our sensory play. Use clear hydrogels (buy in bulk here) Add food coloring when you add water to hydrate and…
Small world play is extremely important to children as it shrinks the immense adult world to a manageable digestible "tray" where children can develop emotionally by exploring their imagination and re-enacting certain experiences, thus reflecting on feelings and life…
