Why is sensory play important?
Children use their senses to make sense of the world. They do this by touching, tasting, smelling, seeing, hearing and moving.
Sensory play assists in the development of trust and understanding of textures in an environment with little expectation.
Sensory play can also encourage the development of fine and gross motor skills. It encourages exploring, creativity and problem solving as well as independent play.
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