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Here are an example of the
activities and toys that will be provided
Arts and Craft
Painting,
drawing, colouring, printing, playdough, stencils, jewellery making, graphix projector, hair braiding, collage
and sticking
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Story Time
Books all levels reading
ability and interests
Rhymes and action songs, story tapes, puppets
Music
Music CDs, variety of musical
struments
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Imaginative Play
Dressing up,
cooker, play food, tea party, vacuum cleaner, telephone, shops, medical kit
Construction
Lego, duplo, megabloks,
stickle bricks, wooden blocks, toolkit
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Dolls
Baby dolls, dressing
up dolls, doll’s cot, high chair, soft toys, character dolls
Play Sets
Farm, Noah's ark,
zoo, trains, garage, emergency vehicles
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Baby/Toddler Toys
Soft toys, rattles,
baby gym, activity mat, activity centres, stacking toys, shape sorters, pull/push along toys, ‘Funky Footprints’
play mat
Games
Jigsaws & board games for all ages, abilities and
interests
Computer games, word games
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Domestic Activities
Shopping,
preparing food, cooking
Out
Door Activities and Toys
Bicycles, sit
‘n’ rides, 5 in 1 rocker, basket ball, scooter, football, tennis set, hula hoop, pogo stick, swingball, see
saw, pop up tent & tunnel, skipping ropes, skittles, juggling balls, water play, kite, planting seeds, play
house.
Jungle Gym incorporating slide, swings (including baby swing), monkey bars, monkey swing,
tic-tac-toe module, climbing wall & sand pit.
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Themes
For older children I plan to introduce various themes into our weekly routine.
Themes will be introduced in a number of ways including: art and craft activities, books, videos, dolls/puppets,
songs, rhymes and music, toys, imaginative play, physical activities and everyday observations at home and during outings.
Example
themes that may be used:
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