Playhouse Waterwall, Kids Educational Toy for Boys and Girls, Children's Playset for Hand Eye Coordination and Fun, Ages 3+

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Through pouring, measuring, squirting, scrubbing, stirring and squeezing during water play, children develop important fine and gross motor skills like hand-eye coordination and physical strength whilst also furthering sensory exploration. Why is water play good for children? Water play during early years education (EYFS) encourages cognitive development through imagination, personal and social development, knowledge of the world, scientific concepts, literacy, numeracy skills and so much more.Kids can learn many different skills, the water wall helps develop key motor and problem solving abilities as children learn about gravity, angles and water flow Both the water wall and the sand wall were easy to make and they provide hours of entertainment and fun! More ways to keep the kids entertained this summer: To keep water consumption down, I place a couple of plastic bins at the bottom of the water wall so the water can be re-used as they play. The kids LOVED it. The first day that I introduced the water wall, the hooligans played at it for over an hour. It was a huge hit! Benefits of a Water Wall: There are many different ways you can play with sand and water. Some great examples include building sand castles, digging and exploring resources within sand, creating rivers and lakes, making sand sculptures, experimenting with textures, and floating objects or engaging in pretend play. What can I put in a sand and water table? The Waterwall Play Wall is a great tool for teaching kids through water play, a great outdoor play toy that comes with a variety of modular sections to build different combinations and pathways that teach gravity, angles and water flow!

The Water Wall is made from sustainably sourced woods, the wall is also kid friendly and weatherproof so can be used all year round I went through the recycling bin and rummaged through our cupboards to find various bottles and containers to use. I also had an old piece of pool-hose which worked really well. Putting it all together: I had a piece of scrap lattice which I fastened to the sandbox/playhouse with screws, and I attached the containers by poking holes in them, and securing them to the lattice with long twist ties.

If you’re using lattice or chain link fence for your wall, you can attach your containers by punching holes in them, and fastening them with zip-ties, heavy duty twist ties or florist’s wire.