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Playful Learning


I'm an advocate of playful learning where children learn through play. During my day job, I work with LEGO Education and I've seen how engaged children get and the kind of potential you can unleash in each and every child of different abilities when it comes to learning through play.

Hence I try to introduce as many playful learning activities as I can with Sticky Bean. Most of them were DIY with low costs.




Encourage Writing with DIY Salt Tray

DIY Reward Charts for Kids

Hand Sewn Felt Letters / Alphabets for Quietbook with printable template


DIY Toddlers Activities: DIY Preschool activities with FREE printables


Sorting Activities for Toddlers with FREE Printables



DIY Toddler's Activities: Shape of the Week - It's all about triangles


DIY Edible Play Dough for Toddlers


DIY Toddlers Activities: Toddler activities with poms poms + Free printables



DIY Toddlers Activities: Colour sorting again!



DIY Toddlers Activities: Colour sorting with Popsicle sticks


DIY Toddlers Activities: Colour Sorting with Poms Poms



Simple Sensory Play with Upcycled Materials


DIY Toddler's Activities: Just a Simple Carton Box


DIY Toddler's Activities: Pom Pom Drop yet again!



DIY Toddler's Activities: POM POM Drop Again!




DIY Toddlers Activity: Pipe Cleaners




DIY Toddlers Activities: The Sticky Wall





DIY Toddlers Activities: Her 1st Pom Pom Drop




How to Make Sensory Bottles for Babies & Toddlers


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