Whether wall-mounted or hand-held, mirrors support STEM play, dramatic play, self awareness and more. For example, placing a mirror on the floor in the block play area is a great way to add some spice to building. Concerned about safety? Opt for durable and shatter-proof acrylic mirror. You can find it at local home centers and via online retailers. It can be cut to size and is even available in colors.

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Tasha Johnson

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After nearly 30 years working in early learning programs, Tasha now devotes her time to making Explorations Early Learning and Playvolution HQ work, quilting, and taking care of her pet duck, Tape.