Nee-Naw Nee-Naw Nee-Naw…Sounds familiar? It is the typical siren sound. Via pretend play, our children can act as a policemen(women), fire rescuer, technician or the like. Pretend play lays foundation for the ability to transform objects or settings into possible alternatives is crucial for critical thinking, planning, problem-solving skills and creativity.
By using the Chop Chop Set, your child can pretend to cook lunch or dinner. It can help your child in hand-eye coordination too
Yee-Haw yelled your child when he or she pretending to be riding a horse or pony in a party or home setting.
Adjustable wrench, hammer, scissors, spirit level, try square, 2 nuts and bolts are the tools can be found inside this handy tool box for your child to experience how to do-it-themselves.
Home is where love is. By your child pretending to prepare a meal, make table, take bath or arranging clothes back to cupboard, it can help them to have better social skills, language skills and imagination.
Pretend play is a simpler form of imaginative role play. In this case, it is action-based, reflecting realistic activities, like pretending as a cow or to feed milk to a puppet.
Via this search and rescue set, your child can pretend to be a rescuer coming with the helicopter or the person crying for help.