Encourage open ended loose parts play for children with the Feltalas Big Set! A bumper set of all our Feltalas resources, this set includes our new big mat, bigger baskets, circle mini mats, loose parts chunks, balls and baskets, and large rings. What more could you need!
With their neutral, cosy tones, these tactile loose parts will match any setting or resource selection, providing ample sensory play and loose parts provision. Simply add and go! Plus, we’ve ensured there’s a real variety of options and a good number in each style, in this bumper set. Each set provides bowls and balls (6 bowls, 18 balls per bowl) rings (12), bags (6), large mat, chunks (36 pcs), and small mats (6), and is housed in a tough wooden crate designed to withstand lots of play.
The opportunities for learning are big with this large felt loose parts set. The variety of shapes and colours means your loose parts play is sorted, allowing young children to sort, stack and sequence to their heart’s content! It doesn’t stop at loose parts play either. Open-ended and versatile, these can be used for transient art, role play, construction play and more. We’re also certain they’ll help with your cohort’s fine motor skills, encouraging grasping and of course the all important pincer grip.
Features
Neutral cosy tones: matches well with a variety of different resources and colour tones.
Contents: Mixture of resources including bowls and balls (6 bowls, 18 balls per bowl) rings (12), bags (6), large mat, chunks (36 pcs), and small mats (6).
Includes our classic cosy crate: keeping everything nicely stored and tidy.
Warming felt material: tactile and sensory, this lovely fabric works brilliantly for sensory play.
Benefits
Great for loose parts play: sort, sequence, stack and more!
Open-ended play: from transient art to role play, these resources are naturally versatile and can be used in any play set up.
A new addition to your construction area: why not add to block play or small world play?
Supports fine motor skills: from grasping to sorting, there’s plenty of hand eye coordination practice here.
Assembly Requires assembly
