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New Plastic Messy Play Potion Bottles Outdoor Sand & Water|Shop The Full Range

Original price was: 18,00 £.Current price is: 13,42 £.

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Durable Design: Made from tough, safe plastic, these potion bottles withstand the rigours of both indoor and outdoor play environments by design.
Creative Exploration: Encourages children to use their imagination by filling the bottles with an array of ingredients, fostering creativity and fine motor skills.
Versatile Use: Ideal for a variety of settings including mud kitchens, messy stations, and sand and water play, enhancing sensory experiences.
Curriculum Support: Aligns with EYFS curriculum aims, supporting expressive arts and design through free exploration of materials and imaginative play.
Imaginative Play: Provides open-ended resources that spark children’s imagination, allowing them to explore different textures and materials.

What potion will you mix in these appealing, magical potion bottles?

Constructed from tough, safe plastic, these bottles are perfect for both indoor and outdoor play, sparking excitement and creativity. This engaging resource will really excite. Suitable for 18 months and up.

These Plastic Messy Play Potion Bottles are constructed from durable, safe plastic, making them ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. Encouraging play and exploration, these bottles can be filled with a wide range of materials, supporting children’s imaginative play and fine motor skills development. Colours may vary.

Aligned with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum, these bottles facilitate goals related to expressive arts and design for Pre-School and Reception. Children are motivated to explore materials, textures, and colours, engaging in safe experimentation and promoting sensory development.
These colourful bottles not only foster individual creativity but also encourage collaborative play among children, making them a valuable resource for enhancing learning environments. By integrating these bottles into play settings, educators can support curriculum objectives while providing children with opportunities for discovery and creative expression.