Tactile play

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Tactile play (2)

Cubs enjoyed some tactile activities this week, using flour, shaving foam, coffee and wooden utensils. 

When you see children exploring an object with their hands, they're using tactile play, exploring their 5 senses, they are also learning to explore and exercising their creativity.