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Small World Woodland Trees 10pcs

Name: Small World Woodland Trees 10pcs
Brand: TTS
SKU: SKUJpkPOxLPKR
Availability: InStock

Original price was: £32.68.Current price is: £24.24.

SKU: SKUJpkPOxLPKR Categories: Early Years, Enchanted Worlds, Shop The Full Range, Small World Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Tactile Experience: Constructed from solid beechwood, these trees provide a tactile experience that enhances sensory learning. Their natural finish is pleasant to handle.
Supports Imagination: The unique shapes of these trees encourage children to develop complex stories and imaginative play scenarios.
Enhances Vocabulary: Using these trees in play helps children expand their vocabulary by describing their creations and interactions.
Environmental Awareness: Encourages discussions about nature and the environment. Children observe and discuss similarities and differences.
Understanding the World: These wooden trees help children develop observational skills by noticing and discussing similarities and differences, supporting the EYFS ‘Understanding the World’ curriculum.

Wonderfully tactile tree shapes in solid beechwood, perfect for small world play.

These natural finish wooden tree shapes make it easy to discuss the similarities and differences of shape and size.

Children need tools to engage with and understand nature. These wooden trees encourage discussions about the environment. Their unique shapes prompt descriptive and imaginative language exercises. Made from solid beechwood, they enhance sensory learning through tactile experiences. The set includes ten pieces with a cotton bag for easy storage.

These trees support the EYFS curriculum by fostering observation skills and environmental awareness. They help children notice and discuss similarities and differences in nature, aligning with the ‘Understanding the World’ topic.
In expressive arts and design, the trees allow children to craft stories and imaginative play scenarios, enhancing creativity and storytelling. They also promote communication and language development, expanding vocabulary through pretend play.