My goal with our water table has been to switch up the items that are in it, in order to give Little Guy a variety of experiences and sensory play time. Although it was purchased as a water table, once autumn hit, the table was moved inside and turned into a corn table. Next, I put his Duplo legos in it, as a way to keep them ready for play and contained.
Our next play table had wooden blocks. We have 3 sets of small wooden building blocks. I combined all 3 sets and they filled the table quite nicely.
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Our block table. |
The table was sitting next to our fireplace. This gave Little Guy a nice place to build. He could use either the fireplace hearth or the area in the center of the table.
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Stacking his blocks. |
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Look at that cheesy grin! |
We left this play table up for about a month. There are many things that can be done with the blocks, and I love that open-ended play for him. It was also very easy to clean up on a daily basis.
What is in your play table?
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