Rough and smooth

By Judith Stevens, Nursery World, 26 August 2004

Playing with texture in groups encourages co-operation and individual creative development. And just as importantly, it's also great fun, says Judith Stevens Encourage sensory exploration as children make sense of the world around them through hands-on, practical, creative activities.

Playing with texture in groups encourages co-operation and individual creative development. And just as importantly, it's also great fun, says Judith Stevens Encourage sensory exploration as children make sense of the world around them through hands-on, practical, creative activities. Adult-led activities On the wall Create a texture wall. Key learning intentions To work creatively on a large scale To explore texture...

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