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Open-ended play with blocksand simple materials
I made aunicorn!
By Community Playthings with:Tina Bruce
, Roehampton University
Lynn McNair
, University o Edinburgh
Sian Wyn Siencyn
, Trinity College, Wales
 
For my mother, Mary Raecher Wiser, who delighted to accompany children in their learning;and or my ather, Art Wiser, who made Community Playthings’ frst blocks in the 1940s and– at eighty-eight – is still making children’s playthings with the same enthusiasm.
Helen Huleatt
Community Playthings, 2008
For photographs and anecdotes, special thanks to thechildren and stafs o:
achbrook Nursery SchoolCowgate Under 5s CentreKate Greenaway Nursery Schooland to Francis Wardle,Early Educationand Save the Children
© 2008 by Community Products (UK) LimitedCommunity Playthings is a trading name o Community Products (UK) Limited, registered in England and Wales No. 3498955.Registered Ofce: Darvell, Brightling Road, Robertsbridge TN32 5DR.
 
Open-ended play is intrinsic to childhood; children have an impetus to explore andcreate. When ree to experiment with the simplest materials, they nd ways toexpress and develop their thoughts in imaginative play.
I made aunicorn!
Open-ended play with blocks and simple materials
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