Using loose-parts such as beads, gum nuts, stones and buttons is a great way to bring life to your child’s play time and allows them to turn simple, every day times into absolutely anything they can imagine!
All in creativity
Using loose-parts such as beads, gum nuts, stones and buttons is a great way to bring life to your child’s play time and allows them to turn simple, every day times into absolutely anything they can imagine!
Playdough is fun, creative and simple to make. If you haven’t got a fresh batch handy it’s time to whip one up.
Christmas presents don’t have to be expensive, nor end up in landfill on Boxing Day. Here are 3 NaturePlay essentials that can be cheap, fun, useful and last a very long time!
Use the magic of nature to inspire your child’s creativity.
Letter shapes offer an easy way to weave learning into creativity.
I’m keen to use my reusable coffee cup again, but in the meantime here are some crafty ideas for any disposable cups you may collect.
It’s a super easy printmaking material for kids, and you probably have some lying around at home.
Think outside the box… and let the kids get creative inside one!
Have you ever listened to a little person making up a song as they play? It could just be the sweetest sound in the whole wide world! Here are three ideas to get your little one composing immediately…
The world is bursting with colours and shapes, and your growing child may be keen to celebrate and learn all about them.
Don’t get too hung up on the finished product. Open-ended art activities help young children to grow as artists and develop creativity.