If you’ve ever cleaned up plastic beads after preschoolers play with them, you know how incredibly loose these loose parts can be–they go everywhere. Of course, they are great for lacing, but they can also be used for sorting, weaving, other arts projects, dramatic play, and more. They’re learning rich, too–kids will build small muscle and visual skills as they play. And don’t forget about all the social and language learning that goes on during such play.
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