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Stuck inside on a rainy weekend day? Grab a cardboard box, some markers, crayons, stickers, scissors and set your kids loose to build a fort, time machine, airplane or anything else they can create!
There are lots of tutorials out there for making fancy forts and such, but really, the kids will have just as much fun with unguided play.
Leave markers out so they can continue to embellish their cardboard box creation all weekend long!
Sometimes keeping it simple makes for the most entertaining, imaginative play. Do you have any great ideas for how to play with cardboard boxes? Leave a comment and let us know!
We are so excited to share these engaging and unique activity ideas by Jenn from @pinkpolkadotsandprek. Her kids have been using their StoryBricks® Letter Board to help with literacy and numeracy learning at home.
Shared materials are a thing of the past this school year so we've been getting creative with ways to make individual learning resources with our products. In this blog we share how to use ourStoryBricks® andPeel 'n Stick Baseplates to turn a small $1 container into a multi-purpose learning box which fits conveniently inside a student's desk.
Hoping to give your kids a great play table to create on whilst also solving the never-ending problem of storing building bricks? We've got a great IKEA hack for you which ticks both play and storage boxes!
Kevin Marshall
September 12, 2020
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