Making play inclusive: messy play
Published 14 May 2020 | By Boagiu Alina
Messy play
Messy play is a brilliant way to encourage children to get creative and play with different materials, such as tissue paper and foam. Painting is a great example of messy play, but some children don’t like to get messy or aren’t able to use a paintbrush. This video shows how, by simply putting paint on paper and covering it with cling film, children can use their hands to play and create a painting.
Video made by: Sense - connecting sight, sound and life
Sense Specialist Services for Children & Young People