Outdoor Sand and Water Activity Tray W55 x L100 x D15cm

£15.12

Pack Size

Clear

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Durable Design: We constructed this tray from strong plastic to withstand regular use. Its robust design ensures longevity, making it a reliable addition to any classroom.
Versatile Usage: This tray suits both indoor and outdoor environments, offering flexibility in lesson planning. Use it for messy play, small world play, or even scientific experiments.
Encourages Creativity: The large size and depth of the tray allow children to engage in imaginative play. They can create various scenarios, enhancing their creative thinking and problem-solving skills.
Supports Teamwork: This tray is ideal for group activities, promoting collaboration and communication among children. It provides ample space for multiple children to work together on shared projects.
Fine Motor Skills: Activities like pouring and scooping with the tray help develop children’s fine motor skills. These tasks improve hand-eye coordination and dexterity, essential for early years learning.

A large, strong tray, perfect for enhancing messy play and small world play experiences.

This versatile plastic water tray suits indoor and outdoor use. Fill it, make a mixture, or create a small world setting.

A durable and versatile tool for enhancing early years learning through sensory and exploratory play. This plastic water activity tray meets that need by supporting activities like messy mixtures and small world play, fostering creativity and engagement. Its robust construction makes it suitable for both indoor and outdoor settings.

Using this tray in the curriculum aids the development of fine motor skills as children manipulate various materials. It also promotes social interaction and communication through collaborative projects. The tray’s size and depth are ideal for group activities, encouraging teamwork and cooperative learning.
For science lessons, the tray is perfect for hands-on experiments exploring concepts such as buoyancy and volume, aligning with Key Stage 1 objectives. This practical approach helps children grasp abstract concepts more effectively.