Loose parts storytelling

Use a variety of coloured items to create this engaging invitation to play with loose parts! Lots of storytelling, colour recognition and language skills being naturally developed.

Storytelling with Loose Parts is where magic happens! Today, I want to share a few provocations with Loose Parts for the story: Three Billy Goats Gruff.

Elizabeth ✨ Preschool for You on Instagram: "The Magic of Play✨ When I set out a provocation sometimes it sparks an interest, and sometimes it doesn’t. Well, today, the spark was definitely ignited and the magic of learning through play and loose parts took over! One thing I will say about this particular corner of our classroom- it’s where all things nature live and loose parts are open to grab and play with freely. It’s also the place where imaginations come to life, children play…

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If you aren’t familiar with the idea of loose parts it’s the idea that giving kids groups of loose parts ( branches, logs, rocks etc..) they can create their outdoor play space instead of being limited by the playground designer’s imagination . I absolutely adore this and at our church playground that doubles as a […]

I truly believe the best ideas come from the children and 'Tell me a story' came from being asked this by a child.There is always a story basket on hand to explore, retell and play with and perhaps this is where ‘Tell me a story’ came from but I do not know for sure. Jay had begun to use loose parts and resources to create elaborate stories and play. I loved sitting and listening to them. After a couple of weeks I was invited to join them with ‘Tell me a story’. I was excited to be invited…

Regulars on my Instagram account will know that we are HUGE fans of loose parts play. I'm going to explain what loose parts are, why we love them, and how you can incorporate them into your kid's play...

How to promote early learning, story retelling, letter recognition, name recognition and more through loose parts play. By combining literacy and loose parts play preschoolers and kindergartens can engage in meaningful hands-on play as they develop early reading skills.

Children have an innate love of stories. Stories create magic and a sense of wonder of the world. In our fast-paced media driven society, sh...

We have moved our blog to a new website. To read this blog and more, please visit: https://passionatelycuriouseducators.com/literacy-through-projects-and-play/ We began by talking about the fact that literacy happens in many different contexts and settings throughout the day. Our primary focus for the presentation was what literacy looks like in the context of "play". We reflected on Katz statement that it is through intellectual learning that young children seek to learn about academic…