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Information about Learning Trays
LEARNING TRAYS SERIES – HOW IT WORKS? My aim of the Learning Trays Series is to provide simple, easy to set up activities that are presented on a tray to...
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Learning Tray – Threading Beads
What the Activity Involves? Threading beads onto pipe cleaners is a fabulous fine motor learning tray activity for toddlers and kids. It is so...
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Learning Tray – Matching Colours
What the Activity Involves? Matching and Sorting Colours with match sticks is fabulous hands-on fine motor learning tray. It is so simple to set up,...
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Learning Trays – Sorting Coloured Pompoms
What the Activity Involves? Sorting Coloured Pompoms is fabulous hands-on fine motor learning tray. It is so simple to set up, colourful, engaging and is...
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Science Learning Tray
This Learning Tray Activity is a bit of science fun exploring Bi-Carbonate Soda (baking soda) and Coloured Vinegar. The reaction between these two properties...
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Floating and Sinking Science Activity
Floating and sinking is a fun science concept for children to explore. Setting up a Floating and Sinking Learning Tray will invite them to play, experiment and explore how and why different objects...
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Lavender Play Dough Wooden Tool Set
Lavender Scented Play Dough and Wooden Tool Set is a great activity for kids to explore creatively and imaginatively as they create freely using simple props in an open-ended and unstructured way....
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Busy Bag Paper Clips and Colours
This Busy Bag of Paper Clips and Colours is so simple to make and a fun activity children will enjoy completing. It is great for developing fine motors skills and coordination and also colour...
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Free Printable Colour Match Busy Bag
This Fine Motor Busy Bag involves matching colours by pressing and pinching the peg onto the matching coloured flower or button shape. It is a great activity for developing fine motors skills and...
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Alphabet Hide & Seek Tray
Looking for Alphabet letters hiding amongst the scattered buttons is a great way for kids to play and learn with alphabet letters. Children will love to sift through buttons with paint brush and...
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Fine Motor Skills – Sorting by Colour
Sorting by Colour activity encourages the development of fine motor skills and provides children with the opportunity to learn and consolidate their understanding about colours. These empty spice...
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Shaving Cream Activity Tray
Messy, sensory play at its best! Shaving cream is great for sensory exploration and provides endless opportunities for children to play and discover. What you will need? You will need a tray,...
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Sorting and Exploring Materials – Magnets
What is magnetic? Sorting and Exploring Materials is a fun science concept for children to explore magnets. Setting up a Magnetic Sorting Tray will invite them to play, experiment and explore how and...
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List of Simple and Fun Name Activities
Learning to read your name is one of the first words your child will learn to read. Here are some fun and simple ways to introduce your child to recognising their name and the letters that make up...
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Bugs and Bottle Tops
Bugs and Bottle Tops is a simple and fun activity for kids to play with. It is a great opportunity for children to develop their fine motor skills. The activity can be incorporated into a science...
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Fine Motor Work Station or Centre Activity
Creating patterns, swirls, squiggles and zig-zags with buttons, children will have so much fun playing with this fine motor work station or learning centre activity. Children enjoy hands-on...
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Balancing Felt Balls – Fine Motor Fun
I am always looking for playful and inviting ways for kids to develop their fine motor and hand-eye coordination skills using fun resources. These felt balls are so tactile and sensory and kids...
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This Sorting and Matching Activity involves matching the small coloured elastic bands (loom bands) and placing them over the matching coloured push pins that … Sorting & Matching Colours Read More...
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I am a big fan of learning centres in classrooms! They are great places for children to explore, investigate, take risks and consolidate previous … Early Years Fine Motor Colour Activities Read More »...
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