Mirrors add a magical element to play setups. Here are some ideas for how to use them for play + creating ... Magical mirror play outside with gemstones, flowers & leaves. Mirrors are a fun material to use for play, art and learning! There are many possibilities for the ways they can be used. They also add a sense of awe and wonder to play through experimentation with the reflections created. Keep reading to find out some the ways we have been exploring using mirrors at home.

A fun way to explore & learn about colours in a hands on way is to create a rainbow colours sensory tray for kids!

Beautiful and sparkly loose parts that have so much potential for play and learning! See how we like to use them ...

Just print and add coloured loose parts to play! Use these colour match pictures with loose parts Colour matching is lots of fun! Miss 3.5 is really enjoying colour matching at the moment. I have designed some printables to have some fun while working on this skill. These are a fun colour matching activity for kids, just print them out and add some loose parts. Loose parts that would work with these printable pages: Lucite cubes Grapat mandala pieces Coloured buttons Pom poms

The perfect long lasting flowers for counting, sorting, patterning and playdough play! These pretty printable flowers are perfect for play! These printable flowers are the perfect solution for when you don't have any fresh or pressed flowers available. Not only are the pretty, they also open up many possibilities for play and learning through play! My girls have enjoyed using them in a range of ways so far. *These play ideas contain small parts which are a choking hazard for

Colourful and fun invitations to explore light, colour and more on a light table or light panel. Light tables/panels are such a terrific resource to explore, play and learn about light, colour and much more. They bring a sense of wonder and awe to a space, inviting a child to discover, create and learn through play. ⭐️Important for safety - these play ideas are recommended for children ages 3+ as they contain small parts which can be a choking hazard. All these play ideas wer

Invite your child to work on their cutting & tracing skills and learn about patterns with these two fun fruity VIP printables. Welcome to...

Two simple, but effective play invitations + 3 free printable heart and rainbow mindfulness colouring pages Welcome to a heart themed...

Celebrate the sunny and warm weather with these mindfulness mats that can be used in many ways ... A fun ice-cream play mat with some...

Are you looking for ideas for loose parts play items that don't cost a lot? Here are some of our favourites ... An invitation to use coloured loose parts with playdough. There are so many options when it comes to loose parts play for children and most don't cost lots. Read on to find out about some less expensive materials that are perfect for loose parts play and invitations. IMPORTANT: All play ideas shown here were supervised by an adult. Always ensure you actively supervi

Looking for a quick and easy Christmas themed play idea? Look no further, just print and add some loose parts or playdough.... Welcome to...

Let's learn in a playful way using these weather cards and weather themed tracing and cutting pages. A weather themed invitation to play...