Play Trays for Remote Learning Screen Breaks or Anytime
Tray #1: No-Mess Collage Play Tray
You’ll need:
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Directions:
Peel the lining off the contact paper and tape it to your tray, sticky side up.
Put a small amount of each craft supply in the sections.
Invite your child to create!
Note: You can use any kind of tray, and any loose craft materials or recycled materials you have around the house.
Tray #2: Playdough and Loose Parts Play Tray
You’ll need:
Tray
Playdough
Gems
Paper Straws cut into smaller parts
Colored Wooden Beads
Directions:
Make some play dough (favorite recipe here) or buy some here. It really doesn’t matter.
Put a small amount of each craft supply in the sections.
Invite your child to create!
Note: You can use any kind of tray, and any loose craft materials or recycled materials you have around the house.
Tray #3: Doodle Tray
You’ll need:
Cardstock or Paper cut into quarters
Pencil
Directions:
Cut your paper or card stock into fourths. I find that smaller paper helps the children work more intentionally and each piece feels special.
Put a small amount of each craft supply in the sections.
Invite your child to create!
Note: You can use any kind of tray, and any loose craft materials or recycled materials you have around the house.
See a video tutorial on how to set this up HERE.
Remember, Play does not need to be complicated!!
Have a great Monday, my friends.