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Sophie had fun making an explorer ship and recreating Columbus’ voyage to the Americas in the tuff tray. Her creativity always astounds me and her ability to translate the vision she has using loose parts. She was very pleased with herself that she knew what the words said, because of the shape or the pictures.

Today this was very emotional for me as William gave his engines a tour of the farmyard, introducing Emily to all the engines and then giving her lots of hay to eat and hay bales (croutons). If you’re interested in seeing more Autumn Tuff Tray Ideas check out, Autumn Tuff Tray Ideas and Sensory Play Activities for Fall. I used plastic shrub plants from Harry’s Schleich watering hole and laid them across the top of the soil on the green Play-Doh and between the rocks.Then we made our way into the toy drawers and pulled out a handful of small tractors, trailers and diggers as well as some of the animals.

Busy Tray Bumper Pack — Fairy Tales and Nursery Rhymes - This fairy tale and nursery rhyme busy trays pack has everything you need to introduce your little one to a range of sounds, scents, tastes and textures. This is a great way to get reluctant readers involved with a story or even to get your child to have some quiet time. Incorporating busy trays into a child's routine can provide a wide range of developmental benefits while promoting a sense of exploration, curiosity, and enjoyment of learning. Both Esther and William loved pouring and scooping and moving the pulses and beans and porridge oats around.They give the opportunity to be creative, to act out familiar and well loved stories and situations. The use of the fire engine was a great way of teaching my daughter about how they help us and not just when there is a fire e. Finally, for the fruit picking I made a 3d tree model to stick the fruit onto – I use these sticky dots a lot for things like this.

com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US. So, today we used rice to make the snow and, I have to admit, it was less messy and easier to clean up. I am a 44 year old, home educating mummy, passionate about picture books, children's literature and learning through play. I used my hands to clear the ‘snow’ for a road, and then added the tractor and trailor, cars, model Christmas trees, and duplo figures.Or perhaps something educational that can help your little one practice their colours, counting, vehicle recognition, and fine motor skills in preparation for writing.

The clouds really set the scene for the sky, and they were so easy to do, literally spread out some cotton wool. As time went on Esther started to notice the flashcards and the Big Jigs animals with words on the back. During our Pirate-themed week, we had a lovely pirate tray which had a painted bottom, we used poster paint to create a sandy beach and a blue ocean. I think I will pop to the library today and get some of the books you mention here as we are seriously lacking in farm books! Products that contain small parts may pose a choking hazard and should not be used by children under 3.We started off with a bowl of water in the middle of the tuff tray, and various objects placed around it along with chart to tick off which items floated or sank. For the rainbow, mix PVA glue, shaving foam and different food dyes together to make different coloured puffy paint . This was a great activity and the children have taken a lot from it, I’m following it up this week with other activities about the farm and food and will share those soon.