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    The document discusses loose parts theory developed by Simon Nicholson in 1971, which proposes that providing open-ended materials without a specific purpose stimulates creativity. Loose parts are natural or synthetic materials that can be moved, manipulated, and combined in various ways limited only by one's imagination. Examples include natural items, food, plastic, glass, wood, metal, fabric, paper, and building materials in various textures, colors, shapes and sizes.

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    The document discusses loose parts theory developed by Simon Nicholson in 1971, which proposes that providing open-ended materials without a specific purpose stimulates creativity. Loose parts are natural or synthetic materials that can be moved, manipulated, and combined in various ways limited only by one's imagination. Examples include natural items, food, plastic, glass, wood, metal, fabric, paper, and building materials in various textures, colors, shapes and sizes.

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    Loose Parts (piezas sueltas)

    Recurso central para el desarropllo de experiencias de aprendizaje al aire libre

    Teoria de lloose parts – Simon Nicholson 1971

    Consideraba que todos somos seres creativos y que las piezas sueltas de un entorno potencian
    nuestra imaginación.

    ¿Qué son la spiezas suektas?

    - Materiales d ejuego no estructurado.


    - Tienen en común que sin ser nada pueden ser todo
    - Son muchas unidades de un mismo material
    - El único limite es la imaginación de quien la usa
    - Pueden no ser elementos de la naturaleza

    ¿Qué características tienen la spiezs sueltas?

    - Son materiales atractivos y de carácter abierto que se pueden: mover, manipular, cargar,
    controlar, indagra, comparar, trasvasijar, desconstruir, construir, desarmar, volver a
    juntar, observar, combinar, entre otros.

    ¿tipos de loose parts?

    - Naturaleza vibva
    - Naturaleza muerta
    - Comida
    - Plastico
    - Plastico transparente
    - Cristal
    - Madera y corcho
    - Madera coloreada
    - Metal
    - Textil
    - Cartón y papel
    - Materiales de construcción
    - Cortezas
    -
    - Elementos de diferentes texturas, colores formas y tamaños.

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