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Reminds me of pretend play we used to play in our childhood

Made the fabric doll along with the music is vibrant. Thanks

Download our matching obstacle course task cards with all the ideas featured in this video ready to print and use. www.easyplayideas.com/printables/p/obstacle-course-printable-task-cards

Haiiii IM from indonesia. I'm teaching preschool as well. Nice to know your channel 🥰🥰🥰🥰

So much

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This is a very nice game... But can we get the measurements?

This is wonderful.

Your skill in crafting dolls and puppets is matched only by your ability to convey the joy and wonder they bring to your audience

These fairy houses are a great way to repurpose plastic bottles. The houses can be used as fairy houses or houses for small dolls. Adults can do the cutting and kids can help decorate. Check out our four different houses with different designs and techniques.

The dynamic design of the board allows you to change the order of the sensory items or update them to put in new ones. This little project is great for babies, toddlers and young children.

Download a free printable small world resource, featuring printable construction workers and signs from this video here: www.easyplayideas.com/printables/p/construction-small-world-kit-colouring-and-more-printable

These dolls were such a hit with the kids and instantly disappeared on adventures! Some of these ideas are even simple enough for slightly older children to create independently.

I am a kid and I am watching this 😀

Shoebox crafts are a great way to repurpose packaging into playtime fun. Check out some of our other videos that use cardboard and shoeboxes to make toys and games.

Don't forget to make a cardboard hairdryer like ours out of cardboard tubes to enhance your hair salon playtime!

This fun and creative idea was inspired by children's love of nature. Creating trees inspired by nature is a great way to celebrate Earth Day or invite children to explore a nature-themed loose parts activity.

Bottle lids are a great everyday item that we collect from various household bottles and repurpose for play and learning. These are just some of our ideas.

These cardboard tools are so easy to make from cardboard things you have around the home. They are great for children to explore painting and process art.

We get asked all the time for fun ways to help children develop fine motor skills to encourage foundation skills for writing. There are so many ways to do this so we hope to bring some engaging and playful ways to help with this! For our first idea, we used elastic bands in a number of ways, you can select your favourites or try them all!

Download our four seasons printable to get the small world pictures used in this video as well as seasons, photos, colouring, activities, display words and word mats. www.easyplayideas.com/printables/p/four-seasons-small-world-and-more-printable

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Try some process weaving with children by setting up some of these easy low-prep weaving ideas. Kids can work on their fine motor skills and weave away with different colours of yarn or ribbon. There is no expectation of producing a product with these ideas, therefore it isn't a worry if the pattern isn't followed perfectly.

This awesome reusable cardboard toy is a great way for children to explore their creativity and design skills. Check out our website for free templates of the outlines we used for our flip book.

Check out our channel for more tuff tray ideas and small world set ups.

Gather up your springtime petals and get the kids to create easy artwork with our ideas. They will love the inspiration fro nature and the opportunity to explore their creativity.

Read our blog about this cardboard hundreds board to find out more about it www.easyplayideas.com/blog/diy-cardboard-100s-board-ideas

This hundreds board is one of the best things we made. There are so many ways to use it. It provides a visual way for children to see 100. It can be used for maths, counting, games and much more!

This is a great idea as an alternative to sand play. If you want your little ones to have messy play with slightly easier cleanup then this could be the idea for you!

If you don't have a tuff tray, you can make your puzzle in a large, shallow cardboard box. Or make your own frame using cardboard to the size of your choosing.

How to make the track and some track-building ideas are shown about halfway through the video.

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Making this for my daughter she recently got her first baby doll and she loves to feed her baby doll it's so cute. Great video! Hopefully I can make it as well haha

Please do with kids' dialogues..it will be lovely

What is the colorful material? Not cellophane..

Cardboard box and tomorrow night for me

Very nice 👌

this is genius and what a great way to recycle puzzle pieces! we love to use our loose parts for shape outlines especially as my son is currently in the positional schema but now i've got tons of other great ideas from this video - thank you!

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Good work kid