Sit back and watch the learning that unfolds with toy trucks, a classic toy. Kids will use them for transporting, positioning, scattering, enclosing, trajectory, and other schema play. These things pair well with mud, sand, and water play as well as play with other sensory materials, ramp play, and small world play.

Oh, and let’s make this clear– loose parts are variable in an environment that people can choose to engage with. Trucks are loose parts just as much as shells and pine cones are.

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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.

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