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Sand and Water Play Book: Simple, Creative Activities for Young Children - Paperback

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Category: Science

Packed with more than 70 ways to invigorate play with sand and water tables while encouraging problem solving skills, fine and gross motor creativity, and imagination. Children will learn creative ways to explore and discover on their own!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Benjamin G. ★★★★★

The problem-solving prompts are the real gem here—my four-year-old figured out how to funnel water through a tube without any help. It’s rare to find a book that turns a simple sand table into a full afternoon of imagination, and the 70 activities give us endless variety.

Jacob ★★★★★

We’ve been using the water play suggestions from this book almost daily—the “sink or float” activity was a huge hit with my three-year-old. It’s saved me from running out of ideas for our sensory bin, and I love how each game sneaks in problem solving without feeling like a lesson.

Charlotte ★★★★★

My kids have worn out the sand table in our backyard, but this book gave us over 70 fresh ideas that actually got them problem-solving instead of just digging. The activities are simple to set up with stuff we already had, and the fine motor games have kept my three-year-old engaged for way longer t