Millhouse Small Wooden Cosy Cove

£96.51

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Supports Physical Development: The cosy cove encourages children to fit themselves into spaces, promoting physical development. It helps improve spatial awareness and motor skills as they navigate through tunnels and dens.
Durable Wooden Construction: Made from robust wood, the cosy cove ensures longevity and safety. Its sturdy construction provides a reliable environment for children to explore and develop their physical skills.
Enhances Spatial Awareness: By fitting into and moving around within the cosy cove, children enhance their spatial awareness. This activity supports their understanding of space and movement, crucial for physical development.
Aligns with EYFS Curriculum: The design of the cosy cove aligns with the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum, focusing on physical development. It supports practitioners in meeting educational goals for children.
Promotes Inclusive Learning: The cosy cove offers an inclusive learning environment, catering to diverse needs. It allows all children to engage in physical activities, enhancing their development through exploration and play.

Create a comfortable and snug setting for reading, relaxing or quiet play, with the Millhouse Small Cosy Cove.

With its arched shape and neutral tones, it’s both inviting and homely. A wonderful addition to any early years environment.

Included are a small cosy cove and fabric roof. The roof covers are removable and machine washable helping to maintain a hygienic environment. With its self-assembly feature, educators can easily create reading nooks or quiet areas supporting personal, social, and emotional development in early years settings.

It fits well in early years environments, providing a comfortable area for children’s reading, quiet play or for sensory play. This product is essential for promoting a comprehensive educational experience, supporting key early years curriculum aspects.
Constructed from durable wood, the cosy cove provides an opportunity for children to fit themselves into tunnels and dens. This promotes exploration and imaginative play, aligning with the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum goals for physical development.