Play to Z

If you've read Sue's book on Messy Play then you'll love this Messy Play Container Kit. Each container picked for its sensory features, quality, play & learning potential. Use with our Utensils Essentials & Extras Kits for even more possibilities

Enticing environments for learning and play. Our NEW Kits are perfect for Messy Play and Mud Kitchens, encouraging a wide range of fine motor skills, essential for brain development. https://bit.ly/3eKaTpS

A fantastic collection of robust utensils, will enhance any messy play or Mud Kitchen. Real cooking equipment made from wood & metal. The range of materials, sizes, & quality utensils will significantly enrich the play & learning value of any provision. https://bit.ly/3xgfsyo

This Wooden Dinos and Twisty Cubes are popular all year round, and will sure to delight children of all ages to find one in their stocking this Christmas!

Pop over to our website (link in bio) and have a browse of the large range of sensory toys we stock.
Order by Wednesday 16th December to get deliver before Christmas!

Hello all, over the next couple of days we will be sharing a variety of perfect stocking fillers.
First up are our selection of Wooden Toys, with prices starting at just £3

These colourful and robust wooden sensory toys will add quality to any lucky child’s Christmas stocking, not to mention hours of pretend play and stigma-free fidgeting.

·        Twisty Dinosaurs

·        Knights

·        Mermaid

·        Pirates

·        Pop-ups

·        Jungly Animals

·        Twisty Cubes

Order before Wednesday 16th for delivery before Christmas.

Link to the website is in our bio

It's World Space Week, with a focus on how Satellites improve our lives.
Including live sporting events, weather tracking and even the GPS in your smartphone

But did you know that rhere are over 2500 satellites orbiting the earth? Or if you were to store all the data the satellites collect in a year on dvds, it would be 4 times the height of the Empire State Building 🤯

Scribble Maps
Last time we had fun letting go of our feelings in big, small, fast and slow scribbles. Now that we’ve limbered up or fingers, hands and the muscles in our shoulders it’s time for more scribbling fun. You will need a fresh piece of paper, or if you’re using an unwanted roll of wallpaper, simply roll it on!
You should be feeling calm and ‘in the now’, rather than thinking about things you need to sort or do! If needed do some more frenzied scribbling until you feel ready to start.
Pick a felt tip and hold it firmly yet gently - like you want to draw a clear line, but don’t want to ruin your best pen nib. Now you’re ready to draw a calm scribble. It could be a series of continuous loops forming a circle or lots of zig zagging lines like a mountain range. Try to keep your pen on the paper to draw a continuous line, changing direction if needed, to join up some of the lines. Give yourself between 30 seconds and 1 minute for this.
You will now need some coloured pencil or pens as the aim is to colour in all the ‘shape islands’ that your scribble has created. It’s a good idea trying to avoid using the same colour on adjacent shapes if you can.
As you focus on each unique ‘island of colour’ you will be practicing mindfulness without even knowing it! Once you have filled in all the shapes, sit back and admire what you’ve created. How does it feel to have turned a scribble into a real work of art? Enjoy the satisfaction of completing something and how it makes you feel.
Other ideas….
Try another scribble shape or different coloured pens. If the scribble is big enough you can even colour in the shapes with someone else. This would be a lovely thing to do with a child.

Here are some Scribble Maps that I made. I’d love to see what you create.