let the children play

it's playtime - stones as play things

A big welcome to this week’s It’s Playtime - and an even bigger thank you to all of you who submitted your inspiring play ideas last week.

First visit to It’s Playtime? You will find…

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baking potatoes in the campfire at preschool

It was time to lay out the bricks:

Gather the firewood:

Wrap the potatoes in tin foil:

Light up the camp fire:

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our kids like to hide in boxes

Every day they make you smile.

There’s a child in there.



And a couple in here as well.

Boxes are endlessly attractive to children.

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my favorite waldorf / steiner inspired blogs

Image from the wonderful MamaMoontime blog

Last week I shared with you inspiring images of Waldorf / Steiner preschool indoor and outdoor learning environments.

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nature calms children

We all have days that are more hectic than others. Days when children are feeling hyped up, overwhelmed or out of sorts with the world and the people around them.

Thankfully we…

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A playful learning community

Community makes the blogging world go round.

How can I make Let the Children Play more of a community space - a playbourhood - for all of us who share an interest for play in early…

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It's Playtime - let's play outside

A big welcome to this week’s It’s Playtime - the perfect place to find play inspiration these school holidays.

First visit to It’s Playtime? You will find full instructions on how to…

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set the stage for imaginative play outdoors

Create a simple blank canvas or set the stage for imaginative play outdoors by making a border using stones, logs or pieces of wood and filing it with bark mulch.

What is one…

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it's playtime - let's mix things together

A big welcome to this week’s It’s Playtime - the perfect place to find play inspiration these school holidays.

First visit to It’s Playtime? You will find full instructions on how to…

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thank you and some link love

This is the post where I say thank you.

Thank you to the 5000 + of you who ‘like’ Let the Children Play on Facebook and thank you to the 2000 + of you who have clicked on the…

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