| Edition |
Second edition. |
| Descript |
59 leaves : colour illustrations ; 16 x 21 cm |
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text rdacontent |
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unmediated rdamedia |
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volume rdacarrier |
| Note |
Play activities for children presented in a cookbook format with "ingredients" and "method." |
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Each section has a word in Māori and English, such as "miri / smear" or "pakū / explode" to emphasis the activity stressed during playtime. |
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Includes perforated "bookstand" in back cover which allows the book to be propped up during use. |
| Contents |
Why messy play? -- Setting up and playing -- Other considerations -- Fingerpaint -- Gloop -- Other interesting sensations -- Playdough --Water and ice -- Bubbles -- Paint -- Clay -- Wool -- Paper -- Bonus foam fun -- Essential ingredients list. |
| Summary |
Messy Play is one of the great joys of early childhood. The freedom to play, experiment and explore is a simple treasure we can all give to our children. Messy Play is fun! Messy Play is relaxing, allowing rhythmic movements of the whole body - great for relieving tension and frustration. Messy Play allows children and adults to express their feelings in a creative way. There is no right or wrong way, we can relax and enjoy the process. Patterns can be drawn and just as quickly erased. Messy Play is a wonderful opportunity for learning. |
| Subject |
Creative activities and seat work.
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Play.
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Education, Preschool -- Activity programs.
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| Alt Title |
Forty fun sensory experiences for young learners |
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Messy play |
| ISBN |
9780473433178 |
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0473433176 |
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