We’ve been doing more art experiments this week – this time trying out watercolour painting techniques with some wet on wet painting. Read more »
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Some fun ideas from around the web that I think you’ll love this week include: Sara’s Art House’s groovy dolls’ house transformation, which is making me want to give our plain one a makeover Strong Start’s snail garden, which combines growing, small world play and up-close observation of some mini beasts (and what do you thikn of . . . → Read More: Groovy dolls’ houses and snail gardens
Welcome to the Carnival of Water Play! This week’s Play Academy link-up is all about Water Play. Please share an idea for any kind of water play – a new post or one from your archive. Indoors, outdoors, games, songs, science, crafts, literacy – what water play activities do you enjoy? Help us build a fantastic store of water play ideas we can use whenever we need a new idea. Read more » If you have got your copy of our free Let’s Play Dough ebook you might like to use one of the recipes to try this experiment we found via Brick by Brick – who knew playdough could conduct electricity?! On our summer wish list: make a water wall using the ideas collected over on let the . . . → Read More: Electricity and playdough – who knew? How do you go about promoting literacy outside? After our garden audit we’re gearing up to make more use of our outdoor space now the summer is on the way. Here are five quick and easy ideas we’re using to take our literacy outside. 1. Go inside out: I bet you have plenty of writing materials . . . → Read More: Literacy outside  |
   
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