Messy Kids Matter

Hi everyone, school holidays are here again. Come join us for some messy fun!!!

Mess making is undeniably good for kids. For most it is joyful and wildly engaging. It’s freedom and inherently open-ended nature helps build creativity. Getting the go ahead to make a mess and push boundaries also helps kids to build a sense of self.
It focuses on play-based learning and allows children to learn at their own speed. Messy play supports the development of their senses and helps build fine and gross motor control, problem-solving skills, foundational math and science concepts, language and vocabulary, social-emotional skills, sensory development and cognitive thinking methods which is critical for brain development and learning about the world, and so much more!
So how can we be true to our feelings about the less desirable parts of messy play, but still give our kids all its benefits?

Come join us for a class or ten?