Let's Play

Personalised Let's Play Pencil cases order one for your child @$3 each.

Useful for teaching toddlers how to write their names. Also useful for teaching fine motor skills.

To celebrate our yummy looking Let's Play Dough, we'll be giving away 5 x 400g containers of Let's Play Dough to 5 lucky parents, Sunday school teachers, ECD teachers, aunts, uncles or whatever category you fall into! All you have to do is like and share our page. Terms and conditions apply.

We are almost there! Celebratory give always coming soon. Keep your eyes on this space.

Up and down - ask your child to demonstrate these words.

Some more hot and cold examples.

Hot and cold. What other hot and cold items can your little think of?

Open and close/closed. Let your little one demonstrate these opposites to you using his or her favourite book.

We will share a few pictures of opposites that you can use with your child - keep your eyes on this space.

The story here is about the chick coming out of the egg. Be prepared to explain how the chick got into the egg in the first place! Let your child show you the sequence of events. Get creative, give the chick a name. Please use the pictures in the comments section. These can be downloaded and printed or used on a computer or tablet. Have fun!

Our key words are first, next and last. By using the pictures in the comments section get your child to arrange them in a logical order beginning with first, next and last. Ask your child to tell you a story using these pictures. You can give them this example: In the morning I woke up and brushed my teeth. In the afternoon I worked in the garden. At night I read my favourite book.

Coming soon...our very own product. Let's Play Dough. Hours of fun for your little one. Play dough is not just fun to play with but also enhances your child's fine motor skills as they play. Keep your eyes on this page.

Here's a great way to practice sequencing skills at home. Key words are first, next and last. Help your child create a story with the pictures in the comments section.