🦖🦕 Watch Harper create this Dinosaur Small World experience. Harper explains what inspired her to create this play space: "This Dinosaur small world experience was inspired by many of the children's emerging interest in Dinosaurs. Originally I discussed with the children what Dinosaurs would need in their home. We decided they needed lots of trees and leaves to eat, and we did just that!

🏠 Create this 'Home Away From Home' Amy lovingly creates this play space with a mixture of resources from our home corner range and everyday items brought in from the Children's own homes! Amy takes us through how her 3 year olds interact with this play space: “Our home corner set ups always includes recycled materials such as cereal boxes, plastic bottles and egg cartons. Things that we would normally chuck out can be really special for a child and add

Inspire Loose Parts Play with this space. . 🤔 Why loose parts you ask? The theory behind loose parts play involves objects and materials that can be moved, carried, combined, redesigned, lined up, and taken apart then put back together again in multiple ways! Loose parts are materials with no specific set of directions so the possibilities are endless for Children. Promoting open ended play and encouraging creativity and imagination. Children will choose loose parts over fancy toys any day!