Simple Easter Play Tray with our new Pastel Play Dough.
Quick Easter colour sorting activity to keep your little one busy! Colour sorting can help with much ore than colour recognition such as, coordination, fine motor and early math and numeracy.
If you are looking for a play dough recipe that is SUPER easy to make and smells DEVINE, try this ice cream play dough recipe
Some of our posts contain affiliate links for products we love to use but don’t stock in our store. After a pantry moth invasion, we lost over 12kg of our dyed sensory rice. While looking through ideas on how to do our Easter play .
Sometimes the most simple play trays can be the most fun. Our very first autumn play tray consisted of a variety of peas, beans and lentils as the sensory base and scoops and bowls. While this activity may not seem like it is packed .
Whether you are celebrating the end of summer or St Patrick’s day with this colourful tray, it is filled with a lot of sensory exploration. Jelly play not only works fine motor skills and coordination through the manipulation of the Jelly, it is also .
Why is Small World Play Important? Small world play is such an integral part of children’s play as it aids in many important areas of development without them even realising. Small world play is a great way to work on Building Creativity and Imagination .
We have so many different ocean play trays, but this one is a favourite. There are so many learning opportunities with ocean play trays, you can explore coral reefs, deep sea animals, arctic animals and so much more
One of my favourite things about play trays is how long your little one can be occupied with the smallest detail and not always the things you spent the most time making. This weeks play tray kept us busy for a couple of days as N helped with the preparation/collecting!
Looking for the perfect way to get into the St Patricks day Spirit? Why not try this coin hunt sensory tray? Add a pair of tongs to increase difficulty.