Sometimes the creative table gets really messy! Here the children are mixing rice and paint, and using brushes, spreaders and spoons. They added the coloured dobbers too.
Who’s been eating my porridge?
We provided porridge oats and water for the children to mix...great, simple, messy play! Different sized jugs, bowls and spoons add a maths element to the play.
We provided loom bands and geo boards for the children to create shapes and patterns. Great for concentration and developing their finger control.
A simple outdoor threading activity. We made holes in card and drew stalks. The children threaded flowers on the holes. Great for developing fine motor skills 🌼
Collaborative Art
Sometimes we work together on a piece of art. The children enjoyed creating a garden based on the book of Lois Ehlert “Planting a Rainbow”
Transient art butterflies.
Transient art means non-permanent. The resources can be used over and over in lots of different ways. We used the different resources to decorate butterflies. No glue allowed!