Disney Kids' Toy Story Rolling Luggage, Blue/Green

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The items within this suitcase will encourage a range of cross-curricular activities including creative writing, location knowledge and more! Imagine a small world inside a suitcase, full of wonderful objects, curiosity and provocations to explore.

Display collections of similar items in your suitcase to show variety, giving children the impetus to sort, count, compare and create stories. Include sensory items such as ones with different textures, colours, smells/aromas and perhaps even tastes. The nature of the enclosed space is perfect for creating small world scenarios, or it might simply be filled with unusual, tantalising or curious objects to wonder at, explore and discuss. Childhood memories of a perfume or potion mixed and swirled with a carefully chosen stick in a humble jar can be treasured.Children could create their own versions and re-enact scenes, recording them on a digital camera and playing them back to the class. Rex Toy Story Sheriff Woody Lelulugu Pixar, Toy Story background, tyrannosaurus, terrestrial Animal, velociraptor png 904x1000px 789.

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Use light up or glow in the dark objects, metallic/shiny ones, natural resources such as pine cones, leaves, conkers, flowers, stones or seeds – the possibilities are endless! Our range is ideal for KS1 and the Early Years and can be used in a wide range of applications, from transient art through to measurement and sand and water play. Toy Story Jessie character, Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue Jessie Sheriff Woody, toy story, toddler, boy, bullseye png 1107x2186px 1. Objects can be everyday items and children might discuss what they are made of and what they are used for. Loose parts are materials and resources that have no pre-planned use; they can be natural or synthetic, they can be moved, combined with other resources, lined up, deconstructed and constructed again.

You could have one for The BFG, the giant from Jack and the Beanstalk or tiny items in a suitcase for Thumbelina. Toy Story Rex, Tyrannosaurus Dinosaur Terrestrial animal Organism, toy story, animal, animal Figure, fantasy png 940x1024px 745. The more exciting, active and challenging the provocations are, the more each child will engage, allowing a far greater depth of understanding to be developed.Include objects a well-known character might have or simply use a selection of curious items for children to explore and discuss. Artefacts provide opportunities for your pupils to engage with kinesthetic resources that will give a “sense of period” and enhance historical understanding, enquiry and fascination. Why not use this idea to celebrate ‘International Talk Like a Pirate Day’ on 19th September this year! Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue Sheriff Woody Jessie Toy Story Land, alien toy story, pixar, material, buzz Lightyear png 1759x698px 988. Toy Story logo, Buzz Lightyear Sheriff Woody Toy Story Pop Toys Logo, Toy Story logo, text, rectangle, orange png 749x518px 33.