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There are several ways to spell it, whatever your preference the tipi provides endless hours of fun and facilitate many forms of play, making it an excellent choice for either at home use or within a classroom setting. They inspire the imagination and encourage creativity, growth and development. They are invitations to learn through play.

It’s the ideal place to sit awhile for that needed alone time, whether it be to reflect or dive right into a good book.

It’s a space that fosters learning through imagination and by doing, either with a friend by your side through parallel or associative play or simply by oneself – independent play.

The fact that this is such a flexible toy in terms of the ways in which we can use it makes it an obvious option for individuals, groups or programs, more examples for use include…the ability to easily transform any space into a quiet corner, optionally you could integrate it into your reading, dramatic or pretend play centres, parents and/or educators can extend learning even further by using themed activities, crafts, books or games to introduce the tipi and its origin and uses to children.

I also consider it an excellent tool for use in special education, it allows for the space needed to aid in the management and support of children with special needs and it can also be used as a safe place in your classroom to support children with socio-emotional needs.

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Aside from the many ways a tipi can be used in your centre or at home, it is also a great way to incorporate diversity into any program. It is an open ended toy with no limits or boundaries to its use. Let your imagination flow !

There are several ways to spell it, whatever your preference the tipi provides endless hours of fun and facilitate many forms of play, making it an excellent choice for either at home use or within a classroom setting. They inspire the imagination and encourage creativity, growth and development. They are invitations to learn through play.

It’s the ideal place to sit awhile for that needed alone time, whether it be to reflect or dive right into a good book.

It’s a space that fosters learning through imagination and by doing, either with a friend by your side through parallel or associative play or simply by oneself – independent play.

The fact that this is such a flexible toy in terms of the ways in which we can use it makes it an obvious option for individuals, groups or programs, more examples for use include…the ability to easily transform any space into a quiet corner, optionally you could integrate it into your reading, dramatic or pretend play centres, parents and/or educators can extend learning even further by using themed activities, crafts, books or games to introduce the tipi and its origin and uses to children.

I also consider it an excellent tool for use in special education, it allows for the space needed to aid in the management and support of children with special needs and it can also be used as a safe place in your classroom to support children with socio-emotional needs.

DISCOVER THE EARLY YEARS TIPI !

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Blocks are perhaps one of the most versatile toys out there.

They come in a range of shapes, sizes and colours and this makes them the ideal tool to teach new skills and reinforce the old ones, like numeracy. Use them to teach sequencing, patterning, comparing, measurement, fractions, symmetry and so much more!

Blocks are perhaps one of the most versatile toys out there.

They come in a range of shapes, sizes and colours and this makes them the ideal tool to teach new skills and reinforce the old ones, like numeracy. Use them to teach sequencing, patterning, comparing, measurement, fractions, symmetry and so much more!

Block play encourages growth and development in many other areas like creativity, imagination, problem solving, social-emotional, fine and gross motor skills.

Ideally we should provide children with a variety of blocks, for example…cloth, building bricks, cardboard, foam, wood, unit blocks or why not try making your own out of various shapes and sizes of recycled boxes!

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There’s so many ways to incorporate blocks into the classroom or home environment, including through the arts.

Try block printing! Optionally you could introduce this activity by talking about the origins of block printing, an age old technique originating in China. Maybe demonstrate it to the group.

All you need for this art activity are a few shallow containers, each filled with different coloured paint and large enough pieces of paper for the kids to print on.

Provide blocks of varying sizes, shapes and textures, enabling children to compare, contrast and discuss any differences.

Encourage kids throughout the activity to explore different pattern ideas and levels of difficulty and discuss their findings after.

Blocks are another great way for children of all ages and stages to learn through play.

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