Our granddaughters enjoy games and toys that spark their imagination,
Also improve their memories, counting and calculations,
Their language skills and artistic creations,
The prize Leapfrog toys would doubtless be a hit,
Learning while playing, for each young miss!

Speech and vocabulary…when we discuss it, (colours shapes texture, uses), fine motor skills when she handles and manipulates it, gross motor skills (throwing and catching), sharing if it’s cooperative play, the list is endless

They love to experiment by mixing colours and feeling different textures.

Our kids love to learn while playing, like singing along to the ABC song and learning the alphabet, if they are happy learning they stay focus for longer.

My son was playing with some sticks and had the bright idea to make letters and words with them. TILE was his first effort!

With tactical play number one,
Outside in the sun!
Fresh air helps us think well,
So her brain can swell.

My nephew is so creative he really loves to sing a long to these types of toys. The repetitive nature of the toys allows him to build the learning blocks and memory required to help him communicate.

Lots of engagement with mummy and daddy, playing with different children of their age really helps them to learn and develop, as well get them used to socialising, especially when they get older and head off to school! Playing is fun and educational!

Mine love independability learning with each other

My little one has teenage siblings so she learns a lot through playing with them (and Sometimes some words she shouldn’t). She loves creative and imaginative games through role play, dolls and craft.

Making things brighten, colourful and interesting keeps inquisitive minds listening.

My 6 month old learns by pressing buttons and listening to sounds. He loves hearing animals and tries to copy the sound

My boy keep singing the songs he heard on his toys throughout the day. From different alphabet sounds he have learnt now making animal sounds and their names. Now we have bought him the toy with numeric on it. I know he would show interest in his new toy soon.

Our developmentally delayed son LOVES leaning through play. It’s so important to engage him in things he likes and he finds stimulating as that’s when he learns the most. I am so creative with dinosaurs, superheroes and cars…..there’s pretty much nothing I can’t teach with them LOL

playing dosnt seem so much like school. seems more like a {sneaky} treat

because playing is fun and they will want to keep doing it .

My child learns through play by using his toys and creating worlds that incorporate all his toys sometimes he will base them from toy story or the cars movies. He tells his toys they need to share with each other. He has many little cars that he counts and lines them up for the race he also learns things like trajectory and how he can get his toys to launch to a spot.

Both our sons have learnt so much through toys and play but learning to use their motor skills and also learning what objects are hard, heavy, sharp, soft and have both become very smart boys especially in our large backyard.

During the recent lockdown due to pandemic, we played monopoly every day for my primary school aged son. He perfected his reading, mathematics and business acumen while having fun dealing in monopoly properties. His constant winnings also boosted his confidence.

My twin boys have learnt so much from their leapfrog laptop! they love to sing the songs and repeat the letters. They spend hours playing with it and using their imagination.