5 Ways With…
Starcatchers’ series of artistic ideas using every day household items and exploring 5 magical ways to engage your wee one in creative play.
Starcatchers’ series of artistic ideas using every day household items and exploring 5 magical ways to engage your wee one in creative play.
Part of Starcatchers’ Wee Inspirations, our 5 Ways With…. series explores different ways to creatively engage your little ones in artistic play using accessible and easily found objects. Search the ideas below and enjoy some creative magic at home.
Using Lycra is a great way to explore emotions through movement. Try these 5 creative ideas using on one resource...Lycra!
5 ways with... is a series that gives you a whole week of ideas with one resource! This time we're focusing on pom poms.
5 ways with... is a series that gives you a whole week of ideas with one resource! This time we're focusing on rubber bands.
5 ways with... is a series that gives you a whole week of ideas with one resource! This time we're focusing on chalk.
5 ways with... is a series that gives you a whole week of ideas with one resource! This time we're focusing on cornflour.
5 ways with... is a series that gives you a whole week of ideas with one resource! This time we're focusing on water.
5 ways with... is a series that gives you a whole week of ideas with one resource! This time we're focusing on how scarves are great for movement, imaginative play and sensory play!
5 ways with... is a series that gives you a whole week of ideas with one resource! This time we're focusing on breadcrumb trails.
5 ways with... is a series that gives you a whole week of ideas with one resource! This time we're focusing on how to create dramatic tension.
Finding the perfect stick can be a fun part of the experience!
Any cardboard box will do! A little bit of recycling mixed with the magic of imagination - truly a special gift for wee ones.
Finished drying the dishes? Time to play! Uncover some festive wonder with any old tea towel. Remember: wee ones love creating something magic out of anything - household object or otherwise.
Try to go with the flow - or, as oor Scottish Granny used to say: "they're no' made of sugar, they'll no' melt!" - it's a LOT of fun getting soaked when you're wee. Have towels and dry clothes handy, so as soon as you're home you can all get dry and warm again.
Wee ones are the gift that keeps on giving and so are you. Spending some quality time together is a truly beautiful way to spend the holiday season.
It's important to give yourself a little break over the holiday season. Wee ones will value any time with you - even if you're getting some peace and quiet during it.
Either a sieve or a colander will work perfectly! Kitchen utensils don't have to stay in the kitchen - they're perfect for a little bit of festive cheer.
There's plenty of junk mail to go around - luckily, there's also plenty of fun to be had with it! Remember: the most exciting art can start with tearing things apart.
Socks are a much-loved present for a reason! No matter how holey or odd, there's plenty of fun to be found in a pair or two.
Pegs are the perfect present to help wee ones explore their schematic play. Whether wooden or plastic, there's plenty of joy playing with pegs.
Splash! Puddles are fun all year round. Put on some already mucky clothes and enjoy exploring puddles this festive season.
Schemas are patterns of repeated behaviours which children engage in. Here are some ideas can help channel the connection schema!
Schemas are patterns of repeated behaviours which children engage in. Here are some ideas can help channel the transporting schema!
Schemas are patterns of repeated behaviours which children engage in. Here are some ideas can help channel the orientation schema!
Schemas are patterns of repeated behaviours which children engage in. Here are some ideas can help channel the positioning schema!
Schemas are patterns of repeated behaviours which children engage in. Here are some ideas can help channel the trajectory schema!
Schemas are patterns of repeated behaviours which children engage in. Here are some ideas can help channel the enclosure schema!
Schemas are patterns of repeated behaviours which children engage in. Here are some ideas can help channel the rotation schema!
Schemas are patterns of repeated behaviours which children engage in. Here are some ideas can help channel the enveloping schema!
Schemas are patterns of repeated behaviours which children engage in. Here are some ideas can help channel the transforming schema!