Little Sprouts Early Education
25/11/2025
Do you have those resources that just quietly become essentials? The ones you reach for without thinking? So many of mine have come from .curated.parcel
While I take a little break from filming my setups, I thought I’d share some quiet highlights from last week’s session 🤍🌱
The wooden waterways and water wheel have become a part of almost every session. They’re simple, beautiful and always invite a moment of focus or wonder 💧
Then there are the pieces I save for something special. The frogs. The playdough rollers. The flower stones. Those little extras that turn a setup into something a bit magical ✨
Thank you for your kindness and patience while I take time to grieve. I promise I’ll be back with some festive fun soon!
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This book gets me every time. The first time I read “Look at the Mess That We Made”, I cried in front of my whole class 💔
It’s a powerful story and a beautiful starting point for meaningful play
I used the sensory base we made earlier in the week, added a few of the animals from the story, and tucked in an old net. I scattered little bits of rubbish from around the house and we spoke about the ocean, the animals, and what happens when we don’t take care of our environment 🌊
We talked about where our rubbish should go and how even small choices can make a difference for our oceans and the creatures living in them ♻️
A simple setup with a big message. The kind of learning that stays 💛
Have you read this book with your little ones? Let me know below how you explore this theme at home 🐢
08/11/2025
A bit of ocean themed play 🤍🐠🦈
I’ve definitely got my money’s worth out of these frogs 🐸
for the spam 😂 I absolutely love how colourful they are and how much play they inspire.
This time I tried something a little different with the ice bowl. I used old flowers to create lily pads, then added them to a tray with potion powder, water, fallen branches from a tree and all the good stuff. Think bubbling test tubes, squirty pipettes, flower bits and of course… frogs.
Simple setup, so much discovery.
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