(as if you needed any!)
Define your mud play kitchen dining area:
A makeshift water spout:
Create an atelier:
As a wonderful "loose part":
And, of course, blowing bubbles:
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Who knew PVC pipes could do so much to spruce up an outdoor play area. These are great ideas to share with parents and educators. Thanks so much for linking up to the outdoor play party! Pinning and sharing to help spread these good ideas!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! Looks like lots of fun. I'd love for you to link up to my outdoor play link party: http://tutusandteaparties.blogspot.com/p/come-play-outside.html
ReplyDeleteWe just started using pvc pipe today as a "loose part", and it was such a hit! Thanks for sharing this.
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