Cardboard Tubes: Pouring and Posting

Have you ever noticed your child being really interested in a particular pattern of play, like pouring or scattering? These patterns of play, called “schemas”, are often your child’s way of making sense of the world as they discover it, and are a natural part of early childhood development. This video focuses on pouring and […]

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Cardboard Tubes: Threading

How about making your own very large and easy to handle beads, which you can decorate with scrap paper, from cardboard tubes and toilet roll! Simona is also using a string/shoelace to make herself a lovely necklace. This is great fine motor skills practice, so give it a go!

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Cardboard Tubes: Chickpea Run

Here’s one of our dear Playbus friends trying out the cardboard tube run! Some dried pasta and chickpeas, cardboard tubes/toilet rolls, and maybe a spoon can turn into a really fun activity for your toddler!

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Cardboard Tubes: Rolly Polly Baby Toy

If your little bean is enjoying tummy time, why not craft this a little “shaker”, by adding some old lentils and pasta in a toilet toll and securing it with cellotape? It makes noise, it’s colourful and it rolls, which makes it very attractive!

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Cardboard Tubes: Racing Games!

Here’s another way to make use of your cardboard tubes! Make yourselves an obstacle course and run some races! You could either run, crawl, or go side to side – maybe see who can move the apple first!

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