Loose parts play toddlers

Make learning fun and hands-on with this huge collection of loose parts play ideas.

This series all about Loose Parts Play will guide you through implementing a gift to your children’s play that truly will keep on giving as they grow! Throughout the series we'll explore using loose parts play for the outdoors, math, literacy, sensory play, and even art with toddlers and preschoolers.

Loose parts play is the most basic kind of play that exists. Simply put loose parts play is letting the child be creative and decide what they want to do with the parts put in front of them.

Loose parts play is crucial because it encourages open-ended learning. Here's what you need to know about loose parts play for toddlers.

Here is a fun loose parts preschool activity that is so much fun! It comes with many benefits and skills such as fine motor play, hand/eye coordination and

What is loose parts play? It's easy and loads of fun! Find a huge list of loose parts to collect and what to do with them.

Excercise those fine motor muscles and engaging in a fun collaborative art project for toddlers and preschoolers with this Decorate a Tree Loose Parts Play.

Do you love the idea of loose parts but don't know where to start? We have created a free downloadable list of loose parts that we love to collect for open-ended play and fun.

Do not under estimate the power of loose parts! They will ignite the curiosity and wonder of the child!

Storage and organisation for loose parts by Little Lifelong Learners. Loose parts are perfect for small world play and art and craft activities for toddlers and preschoolers. We're sharing three easy ideas for storing loose parts so these small pieces are organised and easily accessible for kids. Read the blog post to learn more about how we use Ikea Trofast shelves, compartment storage boxes, and food storage containers to organize our loose parts.