Quiet time

Quiet time

Gentle activities that help everyone find calm, focus, and a little space to recharge during the day.

Quiet time doesn’t have to mean complete silence - it's about slowing down, taking a breath, and giving everyone a moment to reset. This playlist offers peaceful play ideas that foster concentration, creativity, and relaxation. Whether you’re having a quiet afternoon or winding down before bed, these activities create a calming atmosphere for kids and grownups alike.

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Pattern tracing

Pattern tracing

Trace simple patterns to support early writing skills in a fun, low-pressure way.

Rain in a jar experiment

Rain in a jar experiment

Create a mesmerising mini weather system at home.

Sponge transfer

Sponge transfer

Squeeze, squish, and soak! All you need is a couple of sponges, bowls, and water for this fine motor workout with a sensory twist.

Magnetic tile coin run

Magnetic tile coin run

Build a simple coin run with magnetic tiles, encouraging STEAM learning and imaginative play.

Sticker match

Sticker match

A simple matching game using stickers and a cardboard tube or paper - quick to setup with lots of playful learning!

Chalk and wipe

Chalk and wipe

Draw letters or shapes with chalk, then wipe it clean with some sensory water play.

Peg the letter match

Peg the letter match

A simple letter recognition and fine motor workout using household items!

Play dough poke

Play dough poke

A simple fine motor workout - just grab some play dough and things to poke into it!

Taste-safe dirt sensory recipe

Taste-safe dirt sensory recipe

A scented, bumpy sensory dough that mimics dirt for taste-safe play.

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Flower cutting station

Flower cutting station

Set up a quick sensory station using old flowers and child-safe scissors. Kids can snip stems, leaves, and petals, then sort and create their own floral masterpieces.

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