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Block People Small World Figures

Original price was: £35.72.Current price is: £25.83.

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SKU: SKUdR6kAG6CMS Categories: Early Years, Figures, Shop The Full Range, Small World Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Diverse Representation: Expose children to a wide range of people with different abilities. This promotes understanding and acceptance of diversity from an early age.
Educational Play: Help children explore new ideas through EYFS small world play. These figures encourage discussions about inclusion and representation, fostering empathy and understanding.
Imaginative Storytelling: Supports the development of complex stories using small-world equipment. Enhances creative expression and storytelling skills.
Communication Skills: Develops pretend play, helping children improve their communication and language skills while engaging in imaginative scenarios using small-world equipment.
Personal Development: Supports personal, social, and emotional development by helping children develop positive attitudes towards diversity and inclusion.

A set of small world figures with visible disabilities.

Ensure children are exposed to an inclusive range of small world figures. These characters can portray family members or friends.

Teachers will find these EYFS small world figures beneficial for promoting diversity and inclusion. Designed with visible disabilities, these figures help children develop positive attitudes towards diversity. They serve as excellent tools for discussions about inclusion and representation, encouraging empathy and understanding.

Incorporating these figures into expressive arts and design activities supports the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum by encouraging imaginative play and storytelling. Children can use them alongside animal sets, dolls, and dollhouses to enhance creative expression.
These EYFS small world figures also help meet the EYFS goal of understanding the world. By using props, puppets, dolls, and books, children can observe and discuss similarities and differences in the world, improving their communication and language skills through pretend play.