ready, get set, go! time to be creative and...

play. learn. create. discover.

homemadeReady, get set, GO! Time to be creative and adventurous by

playing with old boxes, tin foil, recyclable bottles, yoghurt potsand other usable items in your home; get ready to go

on a playtime activity with your young explorer!

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play. learn. create. discover.

Creative Play helps develop your child’s social, emotional and communicationskills, including: • multi-sensory stimulation, • motor skills, • learning about processes,• sharing positive experiences.

play. learn. create. discover.

jamshake, rattle and roll...

Musical jamming with everyday objects at home! Try singingwords and rhymes, make different sounds, clap, jump, dance or

even pretend to be in a music band and create a song; get readyto go on a learning journey of musical expression!

play. learn. create. discover.

Creative Play helps develop your child’s social, emotional and communicationskills, including: • confidence and self-expression, • knowledge of patterns and numbers, • physical co-ordination,• listening and communication.

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play. learn. create. discover.

superheroesName your very own superhero character! Think of their

super powers and pick which one you would like to be, createa story and theme song, dress up and get ready to go on

a role-playing adventure!

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play. learn. create. discover.

Creative Play helps develop your child’s social, emotional and communicationskills, including: • how to interpret stories, • working together as a team, • expanding vocabulary,• stimulating the imagination.

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redexplore your day in red...

Collect red objects, eat red food, explore red animals andinsects, plant red flowers, paint a red picture; get ready to

go on a red journey of discovery!

play. learn. create. discover.

play. learn. create. discover.

Creative Play helps develop your child’s social, emotional and communicationskills, including: • making connections between cause and effect, • emotional well-being, • social interaction,• increasing ability to concentrate.

Find out more at:www.earlyarts.co.uk