Art & Craft Books
Beads & Buttons
Classroom Displays
Feathers
Glitter & Slime
Knitting & Sewing
Stamper Pads & Stencils
Wiggly Eyes, Pom Poms & Chenille
Wooden Crafts
Art & Craft Storage
Art Drying Racks
Storage Boxes & Tubs
Chalk
Colouring Pencils
Crayons
Markers
Oil Pastels & Charcoal
Glue & Adhesives
Scissors
Tape
Autumn
Christmas
Easter
Halloween
St. Patrick's Day
Valentine's Day
Art Easels
Canvases
Face Painting
Paint Brushes
Painting Accessories
Paints
Bikes and Trikes
Climbing and Balance
Outdoor Play
Ride On's
Sand & Water Play
Swings & Ladders
Gardening
Push Toys
Construction
Dolls
Dolls Houses
Hobby Horses
Imaginative Play
Kitchen & Housekeeping
Play Food
Playsets & Figures
Puppets & Puppet Theatres
Play Centres & Panels
Shopping
Small World
Tea Sets
Toy Tools
Balls
Blocks
Board & Educational Games
Magnetic Activities
Playground Games
Pocket Money Gifts
Puzzles
Sequencing
Skittles
Toy Sets & Accessories
Wooden Toys
Classic Toys
Lacing Activities
Wooden Railway
Bridges & Tunnels
Cranes
Rail Name Letters
Railway Accessories
Roadway
Stations & Sheds
Track Expansion
Train Sets
Train Tables
Each book is accompanied by a FREE Prepare to Write Pupil Book presenting 20 step-by-step drawings that are based on nine geometric shapes from the Beery test of visual integration.
From birth, children use their five senses to explore and learn about the world around them. Sensory discovery through play is an important part of childhood development. Mum of two Louise Lambert from @lifewithlouise_ is a special needs teacher who love early years education. In this guest post, Louise has created 5 sensory play Tuff Tray ideas for toddlers and preschoolers you can create at home or in an EYFS setting. They’re prefect for keeping little hands busy and helping your child learn through sensory play.
Good weather, crafting activities and summer can only mean one thing…outdoor crafts!
There is nothing better than getting crafty in the sunshine and for the best ideas to engage early years learners in this wonderful weather, we turned to our brilliant brand rep @my_three_little_strawberries for some inspiration and they’ve shared their favourite sunny day outdoor crafting ideas for you to try.
Best of all, these ideas are quick and easy and something which parents, guardians and care givers can try at home too.
The benefits of play to children’s physical, emotional and sensory development have long since been recognised and emphasised as part of the primary school curriculum.
Ines Lawlor presents the evidence* supporting the relationship between the deterioration in children’s mental health and the decline in unstructured play. She also highlights what teachers can do to create opportunities for play within the school environment or in collaboration with parents at home.
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