As children play, they often narrate their actions, which helps build vocabulary with descriptive words like squishy, smooth, and hard. It also encourages them to verbalize ideas and describe their creations.
As children play, they often narrate their actions, which helps build vocabulary with descriptive words like squishy, smooth, and hard. It also encourages them to verbalize ideas and describe their creations.
As children play, they often narrate their actions, which helps build vocabulary with descriptive words like squishy, smooth, and hard. It also encourages them to verbalize ideas and describe their creations.
As children play, they often narrate their actions, which helps build vocabulary with descriptive words like squishy, smooth, and hard. It also encourages them to verbalize ideas and describe their creations.
As children play, they often narrate their actions, which helps build vocabulary with descriptive words like squishy, smooth, and hard. It also encourages them to verbalize ideas and describe their creations.
As children play, they often narrate their actions, which helps build vocabulary with descriptive words like squishy, smooth, and hard. It also encourages them to verbalize ideas and describe their creations.
Endless play, adult supervision required for kids ages 3 and below.
Features: 8 sand skin mud, light clay, accessories, tools and blowing pipe
Create beautiful decorations or a meaningful gift with the Sand Art Creations set from Out to Impress.
Each pack contains 20 jumbo-sized chalks, offering excellent value for extended playtime.
The set includes an assortment of bright colors, including pink, purple, green, blue, yellow, and more, allowing for diverse and colorful creations.
The perfect way to encourage children to get excited about art, watch as they learn how to create stunning marbled patterned paper with colourful paints. It’s time to get crafty!
Simply flip the pen lid, then blow through the hole to see vibrant colors spray onto the page. With 15 blank A4 sheets included, there's plenty of time to practice! Layer colors over each other or even change the effect of the splatters by blowing softer or harder.
