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Create and play, sensory story and crafts for 2-5 yr olds


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Our Create and Play group delivers engaging, educational workshops for under 5s and their parents and carers. Sessions include sensory storytelling, art, messy play and other creative activities, based on popular children?s books.

As well as being engaging and fun, Pastel & Smudge: Create and Play helps to build physical development by using tools to develop and practice fine motor skills and eye hand coordination. Children will be given many opportunities to speak and listen. They will use words and gestures to share resources, explain actions, negotiate plans and take turns. Each session is designed with children's natural curiosity in mind. They will encourage a positive approach to new experiences. Children are given endless opportunities with a variety of materials to build imagination and creativity. Through sensory experiences, they are able to respond to what they see, hear, feel, touch and smell. They will express their feelings and thoughts through color, texture, shapes and forms in two and three dimensions.


We have groups coming up in SE19 for 2-5 yr olds (older ones may join in as it is the holidays). 29,31 March & 5th April 10:30-11:30.

All info and how to book your space can be found on the event page below. https://www.facebook.com/events/524771197695502/

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