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Use coloured beads, pipe cleaners, numerals and play dough to set up an exciting counting and sorting maths activity for kids. This is also great for fine motor development and the finished creations can be made into permanent resources for future maths games. Continue reading Counting with Beads and Pipe Cleaners Maths Activity Use black sparkly play dough to create a pirate island small world play scene, and use it as a springboard for creative story telling with kids! A wonderfully tactile, hands on and imaginative way to get children excited about early literacy play. Make a sensory tub inspired by the classic story The Very Hungry Caterpillar for creative and playful storytelling with kids! Continue reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar Sensory Storytelling Tub Here’s how to make some delicious raspberry scented no-cook play dough for Valentine’s day, using jelly (jello) crystals for the dye and scent. Add a little glitter and it is totally irresistible to play with! Continue reading Raspberry Jelly Valentine’s Play Dough Use old electrical cables, loose parts and recycled junk materials to create an imaginary play inventor’s workshop, using play dough as a base material to build and secure. This activity is fantastic for providing open-ended creative play, hands-on investigations, designing and planning, story telling and scientific discoveries! Best of all, as with all great kids Continue reading Play Dough Inventor’s Workshop |
       
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Pirate Island Play Dough Storytelling Prompt!
Using story props and sensory play materials is a fantastic way to bring favourite stories to life for young children. It encourages oral storytelling, sequencing, thinking about main characters and
As you will already know, we make a LOT of play dough and it forms
