Help Little Ones Continue To Learn At Home With These Fantastic Products!
00:00:00The end of the summer holidays can be a sign to many kids that the fun is about to stop and the hard reality of school/education begins! Yet, learning doesn’t have to be boring! In fact, with so many amazing businesses out there now working hard to make education fun, it can become a sort of play time! Something the following companies create!
Good Morning Lovelies,
Growing up, I would often struggle with doing homework or trying to continue my learning experience outside of the classroom. I loved to read but I just couldn’t understand why I had to sit down and practice or make something when I could be playing with my toys or outside. Education, until I got older, was just not fun to me.
A fact that I am certain many young children still feel and face today. I have witnessed it within the younger members of my family as they grew up. Thankfully though, times are changing and lots of amazing brands are working hard to make learning fun again. No longer is it restricted to the classroom. In fact, it comes in all shapes and sizes now.
Including the forms I have to share with you all today lovelies, which are absolutely amazing! Whether it be an educational read or something to make, young minds will adore getting involved with the following, as they don’t feel like learning, but they really are. Pens down, toys at the ready…
Build Your Own Dragon Kit, £7.99: Made with younger builders in mind, these easy to craft kits will allow them to creatively construct a super cute dragon. Alongside a number of accessories and facts, the model is incredibly strong but easy to make, meaning little hands can make and then play with it for hours without fears of it getting damaged. Suitable for ages four and up, the kit is a great stepping stone into the art classes that you little ones may take part in once they get to big school.
Builder Me!/Superhero Me! By Kes Gray Books, £12.99 Each: Published by the brilliant heads at Paper Engine, this new story book helps children between the ages of three and seven learn how to rhyme, whilst also being interactive. Made by the brilliant Kes Gray, who creates the Supertato books, each story allows for children to dress up and join in, as they turn each page. With wearable builder hats and superhero masks, lift-the-flaps elements and pop ups, children will want to read this book again and again, so that they can transform into the people on the page. All of which making reading so much fun again.
Build Your Own Tyrannosaurus Rex Kit, £9.99: If you have a dinosaur fan in your house, allow for them to break out their creative streak with this fun build. Using STEM technology, this kit will enable them to make a 40cm standing version of their favourite prehistoric animal. With added fact cards to make learning easy and fun, they will be taking this creation to their next show and tell before you know it.
Being creative is such an amazing thing for the brain. Taking away the stresses of every day from a young age can ensure that your little ones have a more peaceful life with practices to help make the stressful times easier. Having kindly been sent some of these to test, I can honestly say that they really do work. I built mine on a really stressful day and by the end of creating the models, I felt a whole lot lighter and more well-informed about dinosaurs.
If you are looking for ways to keep the little ones entertained whilst learning since their return back to school, keep an eye out for these wonders lovelies! The whole family will end up enjoying these once you see just how brilliant they are!
Joey X
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