Water
Introduce a continuous provision Water Area into your Early Years and Primary school classrooms and make sure that your children experience the wonders of investigative play. Use our Water Tray, chosen specifically to encourage small groups of children to explore water using our wide range of Water Resources.
Why Establish a Continuous Provision Water Area:
- Encourage sensory play through water activities such as pouring, filling and measuring developing children’s fine motor skills and mathematical language
- Offer Small World Resources, such as deep-sea divers and sea life animals in your water area to encourage imaginative play and storytelling language.
- Present larger scale water play outdoors with our Water Investigations resources
How to Use Water in the Classroom
For further guidance of how to use water within your continuous provision, understanding the “what, why and how” please see our Published Guides or consider investing in our Water Inside Out Training.
Introduce a continuous provision Water Area into your Early Years and Primary school classrooms and make sure that your children experience the wonders of investigative play. Use our Water Tray, chosen specifically to encourage small groups of children to explore water using our wide range of Water Resources.
Why Establish a Continuous Provision Water Area:
- Encourage sensory play through water activities such as pouring, filling and measuring developing children’s fine motor skills and mathematical language
- Offer Small World Resources, such as deep-sea divers and sea life animals in your water area to encourage imaginative play and storytelling language.
- Present larger scale water play outdoors with our Water Investigations resources
How to Use Water in the Classroom
For further guidance of how to use water within your continuous provision, understanding the “what, why and how” please see our Published Guides or consider investing in our Water Inside Out Training.
