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Understanding Schematic Play

Have you ever wondered why your child carries around their bag of toys whilst playing rather than leaving it in one s...

Introducing STEM activities through play by Amy Burton

As the Summer holidays are in full swing, many of us cast our thoughts to how we can prepare our children for the big...

Exploring the concept of school through small world play by Amy Burton

As we wave goodbye to yet another academic year (my goodness don’t they just seem to fly by?!), our thoughts begin to...

Fostering curiosity through play

Allowing children to explore, experiment and learn through play via a curiosity approach sets a foundation for their ...

Light & Learn: Exciting adventures in illumination

As educators and parents seek different ways to enhance the learning experience for children, one method gaining sign...

Exploring emotions in the early years by Rachel Comfort

Emotional intelligence spans far wider than just being able to express ourselves. It allows us to access more meaning...

Small space toys for big imaginations

Here at tickit we understand that not everyone will have a dedicated room or space for toys, and while we want to pro...

Easter Eggstravaganza: Play the tickit way this Spring!

Spring has sprung, and with it comes the prospect of warmer weather, longer days, flowers starting to bloom… and East...

Bookish Play Ideas: Nurturing Early Education in Toddlers

In the delightful realm of toddlerhood, every day is an adventure filled with curiosity and wonder. As parents, careg...
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