Today’s small joy—-puddles! Jump in and you’ll discover that there are endless ways to enjoy a small pool of water…
All in sensory
Cloud Appreciation
Need to give your mind a rest? take a moment to look up and watch the clouds go by…
Getting salty
Brrrr, cold fingers? Warm them up with this creative activity.
Sink or float
This play-based activity combines a very simple science experiment and water-play for a fun and engaging learning with your little ones!
Collect & create
Going for a stroll? Bring home some treasures, and use them to ignite some creative fun.
A squish & a squeeze
Playdough never goes out of favour. Whip up a batch today, or some home-made paint, and keep little fingers warm and busy.
Rainbows in the Kitchen
With so many people stuck at home in Australia joining the Rainbow Trail, what a great opportunity to join in by bringing the rainbow inside too.
Little Scientists
Inside babies and children there is an overwhelming desire to play, to experience and to make sense of themselves and their world. They’re all little scientists!
Taking the making outdoors
Summer has well and truly arrived, and it’s too nice to be indoors.
Playdough Christmas Trees
A fun and festive spin on an old classic. All you need is the playdough, some decorations and your imagination!
Mini Garden
Do you remember sprouting carrot tops as a child? Delight in the wonders of vegetables!! See what you can get growing in your little mini garden and you may be suprised to discover just how much life is still left in boring old vegetable scraps.
Rainbow Rice
Making and playing with Rainbow Rice is a fantastic activity for the whole family!
Fluffy fun in a can
Soapy, silky, smooth and satisfying. Is shaving cream the perfect sensory play ingredient?
Going Outside in Winter
Winter isn’t all gloom and dreariness. Here are 3 ideas to inspire you to get outside and have some fun in Winter, regardless of the rain or the cold.
Pick up a leaf, then leaf through a mag!
Make the most of a special season.
Sticky Slime
Two ingredient slime: it’s easy and cheap, and my favourite part - contains NO glue or glitter! Here’s the recipe for you to try it out at home.
Autumn leaves are falling
There are so many games to play with whirling, twirling, falling leaves. Here are five ideas to inspire you to take the kids outside and join the fun.
Tools of the trade
What’s needed to ignite a child’s creative spark? Here’s a simple guide to gathering a few arty basics.
Mud, glorious mud!
Children just love the feeling of mud, but glorious mud is not just for them…get your own hands dirty too and discover the thrill of getting muddy.