Creating interesting provocations is the best way to encourage children to engage and explore during a lesson or play setup. This open-ended ocean wonderland is a wonderful way for children to explore various textures, shapes and smells for sensory development. Sensory...
I recently had the privilege of observing two children playing at the carpentry table. The two boys (around the age of three and four) had been working side by side, when one of the boys wandered over to where a...
Spring is a wonderful opportunity to experience the outdoors and get in touch with nature and the joy it can bring. There’s no better way to get your imagination going with these junior gardening tools. Grab our All Inclusive Limited...
Imagine your mind as a room full of people. Stop for a second to listen to them. There might be an organiser in the corner, reciting your to-do list over and over, just in case you missed it the first...
The first three years of a child’s life are the most important period for brain development. The interactions, experiences and environment the child participates in during this time, will form the foundation of his/her brain. During these years, children become...
Playing with Jumbo Animal Figures can be really exciting and engaging, it all depends on how you present it to children. Storytelling with a beautiful Farm setup encourages children to play with them and take part in the provocation. You...
We've found an exciting new resource that is a firm favorite for sensory play. These potion bottles may look like glass but they are made from a tough, safe plastic. Ideal for using indoors or out. It will excite children to fill...
Introducing Blue-Bot® toy A Bluetooth programmable floor robot that integrates technology into play - a wonderful way to engage and inspire children. Blue-Bot® offers engagement, flexibility, hours of fun and is a wonderful way to integrate technology into learning for...
An excerpt from the recently released, new edition of "Recipes For Messy Play". This is a great science experiment with the ‘wow factor’. The baking soda reacts with the lemon juice/citric acid releasing carbon-dioxide as a by-product. The bubbly gas...
