This kids table set could be used for a diverse range of fun learning activities like reading, counting, painting and drawing. Anything u can think of which will also stimulate the kids imagination.

This table is just the right height for my 3yo to stir the bowl (and lick the spoon) when we’re cooking together – her favourite thing!

So many possibilities. We would draw, paint/craft of any kind (we made pet rocks yesterday), play dough, lego. We would use this for all our day to day silliness and games as well 😀

There are so many activities to do ON the table, but what about UNDER??? Crawling under the bridge etc, and draping a sheet over for a little underneath house. Inventive play, over and above the obvious is always the best fun. 🙂

Play dough! My two boys just love it. They love to pretend to cook using play dough and serve it to me at a pretend restaurant 🙂

oh i will do pretty much everything on this table. will decorate the table with toy story stickers which my lil one absolutely loves. let him have his lunch and dinner on this and above all will put his favourite toy train tracks on this and play with that on this.

playing with their felt boards, this would be perfect for making imaginative stories up and enough room to spread out thier felt cut outs

Painting. My little 2 year old artist would love to sit at this table to create her masterpiece that will someday be worth a fortune. 🙂

I could have a gorgeous Tea Party with my little girl!

my boys and i could sit around the new table and do our puzzles and activities together instead of the cold floor as we dont have a big table to use,

my kids love having tea parties but we also like to walk around the yard and talk about as many insects/animals/plants we can find, go back inside and as a memory activity write the word or draw a picture of the things we found. this gets made into a book with real photos of that thing beside it. this table would be great for them as the use the dining room table for such creativity at the moment

Ive been playing hangman with my 5 and 7 year old to help them with spelling. This would be great to put the whiteboard on while playing this game. Also, my w year old is loving puzzles at the moment. She could sit here and fi the puzzles while sitting comfortably at the table (instead of being strewn all over the floor!)

We would bring out our fake foods, cutlery and plastic-ware and have a tea party together. My children will learn how to set up the table along with learning their manners. They will then serve me a cup of tea and feed me some fruit or a muffin, maybe even a piece of cauliflower, mushroom, corn or any other fake food they fancy.

I’d make organic cheese dough with my three toddlers, and then cut them into shapes. Bake, count and snack time!

Would they love this table,
Oh yes i know they would.
Would they draw & colour
Make stuff on it if they could.
Would they play their board games
And do puzzles on it too…
I know they would
I’m sure they would and have tea parties on it too.
Would they, could they, yes for sure
I know they would be excited
If they won this table, would they, yes they would be delighted!!

Doing puzzles – they are much too hard to do on the bumpy carpet

A stack of wooden letters for piles or making words

I choose a thing like a car, baby, cat etc, then we look through a magazine and search for the thing. We will then tear the photo out and make a collage on some paper. A fun cheap activity that we all can enjoy.

We would use the Mocka table for marble painting (which is putting different colour paints in large zip lock bags and letting the kids experiment with blending colours). Not only does it teach children about colours and the mixing of colours it also lets Master 1 year get involved with his big sister’s activities which they both enjoy.

My son will experience Mocka Magic when he will create Mocka moments by stacking his building blocks to sharpen his motor skills.