Prop Making for Toys

In this activity aimed at EYFS and SEND, pupils will be given the opportunity to create props for their toys. Pupils will be able to imagine and create a life and environment for their toy, inspired by the original 1970s series of Paddington Bear. This activity promotes the development of skills such as dexterity, hand-eye coordination, creating narratives and nurtures pupils’ curiosity about the world around them.

 

Toy with his Props by Tobi Meuwissen

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