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Cosy Move & Make Meadow Complete Toddler Set
Cosy Move & Make Meadow Complete Toddler Set
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Get your youngest learners working on their physical development with our Move & Make Meadow Complete Toddler Set. A hard wearing, open-ended set of physical apparatus at a nice low height, these are great for supporting children’s balance, proprioceptive awareness and self confidence. Join together with your existing provision, or add in other sets to expand and give variety. A great start for under 3’s.
Add this great early years apparatus selection to your outdoor provision, outdoor area, playground area or forest school and see how young children get stuck in working on their gross motor skills! Will they jump aboard straight away, or perhaps turn them into a role play set up - a pirate walking a plank perhaps? The open-ended of nature of each resource really lends itself to a versatile play set up.
As with all our outdoor furniture, we’ve designed this set to withstand the weather, and the busiest learners! All wood is treated to handle the rain and wind and last you many years, and many cohorts. Each apparatus is also designed at a low height, perfect for young learners to develop their confidence while improving their skills.
Features
- Includes three set pieces to support varied movement and physical skills: bench, stage, and ramp.
- Made from hard wearing, treated wood: perfect for outdoor play, forest schools, and more - designed to last.
- Artificial grass atop each apparatus supports friction, adding extra stability for less confident explorers.
- Low level height on each apparatus: encourages young explorers at just the right height for them.
Benefits
- Supports gross motor development: from balance to proprioceptive awareness, multiple skills are covered.
- Develops hand eye coordination: encourage children to climb, balance and more.
- Perfect for under threes: designed at just the right height for toddlers and young children.
- Encourages independence and appropriate risk taking: supports learners to explore their physical skills without adult support.
