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What Are Loose Parts - Bring Back Children’s Play

Loose parts were first proposed in the 1970s by Simon Nicholson who believed in their ability to empower creativity! As we enter the present day loose parts are taking the early years by storm as their abundance of uses allow children to learn in their own unique ways. So, what are loose parts? How can we use them in continuous provision and how do they link with the learning and development of young children?

Natural loose parts can be used in a multitude of ways to support playful exploration in foundational areas of early math skills.

Find out what natural loose parts are and how you can use easily sourced loose parts from nature and get started with Reggio inspired natural loose parts play in your learning enviroment today. Discover exactly what natural loose parts are and the benefits of using them in your learning invitations

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12 Ideas for Storing Loose Parts! The best part? Most of these can be found either lying around your house or at your local dollar store!

Create a neutral maths area in your early years setting with these tips and tricks. Incorporate loose parts such as conkers. Click the pin to read more.

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Are you interested in setting up some engaging invitations to play using loose parts in your kindergarten classroom? Discover how to use open-ended loose parts in your learning invitations. Learn how to set up those inspiring loose parts provocations and be on your way to fostering engagement and hi