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In essence, discovery learning is about allowing children to explore and learn through their environment instead of direct tuition. This approach has been well researched and has even been proposed as the best learning method for areas such as science and mathematics.

Some children just love the great outdoors. Playing in the mud, climbing trees and collecting nature. However, there are also other children that may need a little more persuasion to get them outside. In this post were going to share some of the activities that could help influence your little ones to get outside and enjoy nature.

There are many types of play for children, and they all have their importance. Structured play allows children to learn rules, routines and social skills under the guidance of an adult. Free play, however, is about unstructured playtime where the adult’s role changes to be supportive and led by the child.

Toys around the home can soon take over when you don’t have storage solutions in place. The good news is, that whether you’re working with a small space, bedroom or playroom, there are some great solutions for toy storage ideas around the home that can help keep those toys tidied away easily.

Sensory play is an important part of the development of every child. Getting messy, being artistic and creative will help to develop a whole host of skills. Fine and gross motor skills, imaginative skills, creativity and problem solving are all improved by sensory play. Also, for children with additional needs, these activities are just as important for essential emotional regulation.

Having a playroom at home can be a great solution to divide living, rest and play areas for your family. In this article we'll show you what to consider when getting started with your playroom...