* Attach some bags, pockets or shoe boxes to the wall at a level that the age group can access easily.
* Provide a range of materials that the children can explore and experiment with.
* Plan ahead to ensure the children's senses are stimulated. For example, the photo shows items that are visually attractive to the children. These include ribbons, chains, beads, tinsel and string.
* Alternatives could include: musical instruments, scented soaps, bags of herbs, items of various textures and so on.
* These pockets known as 'We-Go' TM systems are available from Mind Stretchers (website www.mindstretchers.co.uk,tel: 01764 664 409).
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