Продолжаю серию публикаций о создании развивающего игрового пространства для детей. Буду знакомить с идеями наших зарубежных коллег и обычных родителей. Идеи можно реализовать на даче, в детском саду на школьном участке, во дворе. Материальные затраты не предполагаются - все из подручных материалов.
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Children love to play with “loose parts” which they can move about, use for their own self-selected construction projects and incorporate into their dramatic play. Did you know that studies indicate that children actually prefer to play with stones, bricks, stumps, sand and other natural materials to carefully designed playground equipment?
Today in our series on "how to create irresistible play spaces for children" we will look at how you can incorporate loose parts into your backyards or playground to foster children's imaginative, constructive and creative play and connect children with the natural world.
I'm going to cheat and redirect you to my post theory of loose parts which explores:
But before you go, I'll
leave you with a few inspiring pictures of children at play with loose parts,
because we all know pictures speak louder than words. I hope they give you a
few ideas for your own outdoor environment - they have for me:
http://www.letthechildrenplay.net/search/label/Series:%20how%20to%20create%20irresistible%20play%20spaces%20for%20children
Children love to play with “loose parts” which they can move about, use for their own self-selected construction projects and incorporate into their dramatic play. Did you know that studies indicate that children actually prefer to play with stones, bricks, stumps, sand and other natural materials to carefully designed playground equipment?
Today in our series on "how to create irresistible play spaces for children" we will look at how you can incorporate loose parts into your backyards or playground to foster children's imaginative, constructive and creative play and connect children with the natural world.
I'm going to cheat and redirect you to my post theory of loose parts which explores:
- what are loose parts?
- why are they so valuable to a child's play?
- how can I use them in my own play space?
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