Water play is a fantastic way to encourage a wide range of developmental skills in your little one, including motor, sensory, problem-solving, concentration, communication, social skills, and creativity! Here's a fun and simple activity: sorting colored pom-poms. 🌊 Let your child splash and squeeze water out of the pom-poms. 🌈 Sort the pom-poms by colour, putting one colour in each pot and naming the colours as you go. 🧩 For added challenge, use tools like a sieve, spoon, or tongs to sort. Yo

Follow @aplayfilledlife for simple ways to learn and play at home, in the classroom or in your therapy space! This is the most magical water play. It’s engaging. It’s open-ended. It’s SO MUCH FUN. Comment WATER for links to everything used here! This is a perfect way to get fresh air on a warm day or to spice up a rainy day inside! While kids play they are strengthening motor skills, problem solving, exploring colors, enhancing their vocabulary/language skills and practicing life skills such as

Get your splash on 💦 *always supervise around water No pool? No bath? No worries!⁣ Here we are using our storage tub for some water play. ⁣ ⁣ What did we do?⁣ 💧Filled the tub half or 3/5 full with mainly cold water but if it’s not a heatwave where you are, and you don’t like it fresh boil the kettle and mix the two to make it a little bit warmer⁣ 💧if you are worried about the edges use pool noodles to pad the sides of the box. 💧We added links and floatie balls to build hand eye coordination