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Resources to help little ones develop critical skills for creativity, imagination and problem solving.


Rustic Crooked Fairy Houses - Pack of 2


A perfect story setting for play. The intriguing and natural look of these unique dwellings is bound to entice and encourage imaginations to sore. Natural wood may split, bark will peel. Sizes may vary. Dimensions: 500(H) x 250mm(Dia)


D43800 3 years+ £49.95 Niki Buchan’s Squish, Squelch, Squerch Kit


Creating lotions and potions offers ample opportunity to develop key muscles in children. This selection of utensils is perfect for mashing, bashing, grinding, squashing and squishing. Includes 17 items: meat tenderiser, potato masher, rollers, nut cracker, plunger and pestles and mortars. Contents may vary.


D42969 3 years+ £41.85 Mud Kitchen Collection


Cook up a saving with this wonderful selection of mud kitchen resources! Whether you are looking to create a new mud kitchen or enrich the one you have, you will find plenty here to help. This inspirational collection includes: Mud Kitchen Activity Cards, Stand-It-Stones, Play Eggs, Sensory Plays Stones: Fruits, Sensory Play Stones: Vegetables and Mud Kitchen Process Stones. A copy of the award-winning Mud Kitchens and Beyond book is also included, full of practical activities and ideas.


820893 3 years+ Large Mud Kitchen


Large freestanding mud kitchen complete with 2 x removable basins for mixing/exploring plus 4 hobs. This sturdy wooden unit has an upper and lower storage shelf. The upper shelf benefits from handy storage hooks, ideal for hanging pots, pans and utensils. • Made using premium quality Scandinavian Redwood • Specially treated timber guaranteed for 10 years • Smooth finish – soft to touch and no splinters • Rounded edges for added safety • Manufactured in the UK • Fully assembled


Dimensions: 900(H) x 1200(W) x 450mm(D) D53257 3 years+


26 Shop Little Learners ypo.co.uk/earlyyears £591.45 £124.95


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