Simple toys and endless play

Tamariki | children learn to think, solve problems, and play in many different ways. Giving your tamaiti time to play freely helps them grow more confident and creative.

Blocks: Stack it, build it, knock it down
Blocks can promote opportunities for your tamaiti | child to develop maths, science, art, language, physical and social skills.
Home play recipes
These sensory play recipes can be made with your tamaiti | child at home. Use everyday ingredients to create fun, open-ended sensory experiences.
The magic of playdough
Playdough is a versatile sensory material that encourages open-ended play and can support your tamaiti | child’s creativity, imagination, and fine motor skills.
Let the puppets talk
Puppets can be interactive and engaging to provide imaginative and creative play for your tamaiti | child.
The satisfaction of puzzles
Puzzles develop important cognitive skills and dispositions, including problem-solving, patience, and persistence.

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Blocks: Stack it, build it, knock it down

Home play recipes

The magic of playdough

Let the puppets talk

The satisfaction of puzzles