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The children at Toots Day Nursery in Tooting, South London, have been busy putting the Messy Maths Bottles from the TTS at YPO range to the test. Through hands-on play, they explored measuring, experimenting and making exciting discoveries. Read on to find out what the practitioners at the nursery thought of the resource and how it supported learning and development in their setting...


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Did the children enjoy using the product?


The children absolutely loved using the coloured potion bottles and were immediately engaged in the activity. They were excited to explore the different colours and discover what they could create by mixing the contents together. There was lots of laughter, conversation and enthusiasm throughout the play. The children were very engrossed in what they were doing and enjoyed pretending to be potion makers. They were keen to experiment, make different combinations and see what happened when they mixed the different items. The product encouraged curiosity, creativity and lots of imaginative play.


TTS Messy Maths Measuring Bottles - 4 Pack


309546 – £30.99


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How did the children use the product?


The children used the coloured potion bottles as part of imaginative potion-making play. They enjoyed measuring different items, mixing them together and creating their own unique “potions”. They used their imaginations to decide what their potions were going to be and what they might do. The bottles became an important part of their pretend play, with the children experimenting, pouring, measuring and combining different materials. They were able to lead their own play and create their own ideas, which encouraged independence, communication and problem-solving while making the activity enjoyable and exciting.


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