Animals in the forest
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Themed playsets are an integral part of the Animal Life game series. The stories add character to every new build and the picture dominoes and cut out worksheet create a personality
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We encourage children to read, we create themed play sets!
Stories are the cornerstone of our playsets. We want to deepen the mutual relationship of parents and their children through playtime and communication.
Morning in the Forest
*** An owl is softly hooting in the woods. Tony’s mind returns to reality leaving his day dreams behind, he takes his dad's hand as they enter the woods together. A new day begins.***
This short paragraph was taken from the story Morning in the Forest. Come and see the forest with us. The aim of our story is to deepen the relationship with Mother nature, our surroundings and one’s self. Children can read the whole story in the enclosed book.
When it comes to storytelling, it is vital to listen carefully first, then stop and reflect. This allows children to come up with some ideas and play. That's why each story finishes with questions and tasks to do, e.g.: "Do you know what a hunter does? Is there any other name used for the profession? "Use wooden blocks to build a hide for Tony and his dad."
We encourage children to read, we create themed play sets!
Stories are the cornerstone of our playsets. We want to deepen the mutual relationship of parents and their children through playtime and communication.
Morning in the Forest
*** An owl is softly hooting in the woods. Tony’s mind returns to reality leaving his day dreams behind, he takes his dad's hand as they enter the woods together. A new day begins.***
This short paragraph was taken from the story Morning in the Forest. Come and see the forest with us. The aim of our story is to deepen the relationship with Mother nature, our surroundings and one’s self. Children can read the whole story in the enclosed book.
When it comes to storytelling, it is vital to listen carefully first, then stop and reflect. This allows children to come up with some ideas and play. That's why each story finishes with questions and tasks to do, e.g.: "Do you know what a hunter does? Is there any other name used for the profession? "Use wooden blocks to build a hide for Tony and his dad."
