The second "Messy Play Festival" at CDIK Bao'an Campus has begun! Dear little Gumi, with excited hearts, trembling hands and shaking little heads, are you ready? This year's "June 1st" Children's Day and "Messy Play Festival" activities are still perfectly combined. The unique 'Messy Play' is an artistic creation and the beginning of creative enlightenment. Combining the EYFS educational philosophy of playing through learning, stimulating children's curiosity, exploration, imagination, and creativity, cultivating effective learning characteristics for young children and promoting their learning and development in the seven major fields! Messy play can bring endless fun to children. Let's have "Fun" and take a look.
In addition to Gumi's favourite tuff tray, the messy play festival also added some unique and fun games, such as sunshine foam, summer snow, rainbow colour run, colourful maze and interesting mud, to reflect the distinctive mess play. Don't be afraid of getting your clothes dirty; have a free, unrestrained, unrestricted 'mess play'!
Let's have a visual feast on the tuff tray first, as usual! Various types of messy play activities are vividly displayed on the tuff tray. After a semester of cultivation, the younger Gumi no longer dislikes "messy play" but a fresh experience. By touching different objects, our senses can be more directly stimulated.
What changes occur when our bodies are mixed with colourful colours? Wearing white T-shirts, we are about to transform into bright, happy elves, chasing after each other, so happy! While playing games enhances the relationship between teachers, children, and partners.
Scientific activities have always been an activity that children are passionate about exploring. By manipulating materials, they know combining different media can create new effects. Everyone is familiar with the Toot Science Experiment. They are already our old friends. Let's look at what joy today's "scientists" have brought us.
Pollock's "drip painting method" involves laying the canvas flat on the ground and using a box, stick, or brush with small holes to splash paint onto the canvas. The children forcefully rotate the cup and add different colours during the rotation process to form a colourful colour! There is no fixed brush stroke to complete the free Pollock painting while the paint is moving. Come and experience the charm of art with children!
Creating change through messy play games is a significant learning experience for young children. When they discover they can make changes, whether big or small, accidental or intentional, neat or messy, they become excited about their ability to do things independently. Children can be allowed to engage in their entertainment. There is no right or wrong method in an open gaming environment. Let children play what they want, plan, explore, and solve problems through their minds.
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