|
|||||
|
I’m delighted to feature a guest post idea today from Suzanne of skybluesea, inspired by The Rainbow Fish story by Marcus Pfister. Suzanne is a freelance textile artist and she’s recently been working with a Reception and Year One class to produce an amazing collaborative work based on The Rainbow Fish book. The process incorporated art, design, . . . → Read More: The Rainbow Fish craft idea After a trip to the beach we returned with a bucket full of treasures and decided to make a rock pool in the garden for lots more beach play at home. You can see in the pictures some of the things we collected, and a few we already had at home: pebbles and shells, sand and . . . → Read More: How to make a rock pool Welcome to the third edition of #goplay Twitter Tips. This week we have ideas for getting the most from water play. #goplay Twitter Tip #1 water play is great for kids of all ages, free, not too messy, and accessible: bucket, bath, water pistol, beach… #goplay Twitter Tip #2 No children should ever play unsupervised with . . . → Read More: Ideas for water play Sometimes the simplest ideas turn out to be just the most fun. Little asked if she could do the washing up yesterday ‘like a grown-up’. Two minutes to set up, all for free, and it kept her busy for an hour. I think she enjoyed it so much because she was using ‘real’ adult things . . . → Read More: Water play: washing up  |
   
                    
   |
||||
|
|
|||||
