10/03/2022
-Sensory Bins stimulate our sense of touch, sight, sound and smell.
-They improve our fine motor skills by increasing hand strength; important for handwriting and coronation.
-Enhance cognitive development with opertunities to learn to count, identify shapes, sort colours etc.
-Language Development
-Calming activity for children and opertunity to play independently
This bin is made with black beans, moss, pom-poms, and wood cutout shapes
03/03/2022
My sign can finally go up!
As of today I am officially a registered childcare centre. Very thankful to all, and excited for this next chapter.
Next step: getting fully licensed!
03/02/2022
In unstructured free play; a child learns through their schema. It is so fun to be able to see how a child plays. I enjoy aiming the child’s toys toward their prefered way of learning!
So facinating that a child learning can simply look like:
pushing around a dump truck
Playing in water or mixing mud
building a fort or stacking and rearranging objects.
Children continute to teach is how important play is!
Do you remember your schema as a child? 😊