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Small World Plastic Community Block People

Original price was: £50.92.Current price is: £36.47.

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Diverse Occupations: This set features twelve figures representing various professions, including a firefighter, surgeon, and teacher, fostering an understanding of community roles.
Encourages Role Play: Designed to promote pretend play, these figures help children engage in storytelling and develop their imagination through role-playing different occupations.
Supports EYFS Goals: Aligned with the Early Years Foundation Stage, this resource aids in teaching children about the world around them, enhancing personal, social, and emotional development.
Interactive Learning: By using props like these figures, children can explore real-world scenarios and express themselves creatively in a supportive learning environment.
Understanding the World: These figures help children discuss and understand different family members and community roles, supporting the EYFS curriculum focus on ‘Understanding the World’.

A set of twelve plastic figures representing diverse community roles for educational role play.

Explore a range of professions with these durable plastic figures, each standing at 12cm, perfect for hands-on learning and role play.

These twelve plastic figures showcase diverse community roles such as firefighters, surgeons, and teachers, enabling children to delve into various occupations through role play. Facilitates engagement and manipulation by small hands during interactive activities.

Purposefully designed to align with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum, these figures serve as practical tools for helping children understand their social environment by exploring different professional roles within the community. This exploration encourages personal, social, and emotional growth as children consider varied responsibilities and roles through guided play.
Integrating these figures into educational settings allows for enriched play-based learning. Teachers can use them to augment verbal communication and storytelling skills among children, sharpening their language abilities and broadening their comprehension of community dynamics in a tangible, relatable manner.