Little Brian Paint Sticks
Outdoor Mark Making Daisies
Set of 5 bright, attractive and weather resistant daisies that will transform dull playground fencing into an exciting and fun area for young children to explore mark making. Made from strong plastic the centre of the fl ower has a ‘chalkboard’ fi nish, though all of the fl ower could be used. Simply attach to fencing at the required height through the pre-punched holes using cable ties supplied. Wipe clean.
Dimensions: 1000(H) x 800mm(W) 846198
Set £89.95
An extremely convenient, easy to use, clean way of painting. Instant application, excellent coverage and very fast drying, there is no need for water or brushes. Dries to give a silky, crinkle and crack free fi nish. A must for painting, drawing and colouring in a fun, easy and very clean way, it can be used on paper, wood, cardboard etc. Available in 12 strong vivid colours sold in assorted packs. Suitable for age 3 years+
712981 Pack £4.25
Crayola Washable Sidewalk Chalk
Easy, fun way to create outdoor art on a large scale. Crayola outdoor chalk is in 16 bright colours for ultimate creativity. Once done, simply spray away with water. Suitable for age 3 years+
301819 Pack £6.45
Magnetic Paint Jumbo Playground Chalk
For small hands, this pack of assorted coloured jumbo playground chalks is a must for fun outdoor mark making. Pack of 52, assorted colours.
303402 Pack £3.80
The water-based, opaque acrylic primer creates a magnetic surface after drying. Ideal for application on wood, MDF, metal, board, canvas, glass, ceramic and polystyrene. Ideal for overpainting with Blackboard Paint to create a magnetic chalkboard.
743621 Each £10.99
14 14 Shop Little Learners
www.ypo.co.uk/earlyyears
TOP TIP
Save empty squeezy paint bottles and top them up
with water for children to squirt onto paved areas. Mess free and fantastic for hot days!
TOP TIP
Leave clipboards with paper
and pencils next to diff erent outdoor areas so children can draw or write as they play. Great for child-led play.
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