noook play is a learning tool like no other
Encouraging creativity, experimentation, collaboration and exploration through purposeful play.
Using a single, uniquely-designed component, children can construct life-sized structures — dens, forts, space-ships … — promoting motor skills, dexterity, spatial reasoning and problem-solving. At the same time, children enrich their listening, questioning, communication and team-working skills, as well as developing the emotional resilience to learn from mistakes – all of which are highly relevant to Key Stages 1 and 2. Overall, noook play is about learning-by-doing, and as children build imaginative structures, they build their self-confidence and self-esteem too.
The benefits for pupils
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STEAM
Get kids learning-by-doing. Explore STEAM topics and themes by building their imagination.
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Motor skills
Get kids hands-on and practicing their find motor skills by building life-sized structures.
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Social skills
Not only play with your friends, but communicate and listen to build together.
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Emotional resilience
Learn through trial & error. Build, fall down, try again - a safe way to experience things not going to plan.
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Our thoughts on the power of play
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Sustainability - green in more ways than one!
Toys have the power to have a large impact of a kid's play and development, and the world around them. Making the right choice can be a minefield. Let us...
Sustainability - green in more ways than one!
Toys have the power to have a large impact of a kid's play and development, and the world around them. Making the right choice can be a minefield. Let us...
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Learning-by-doing
The really clever thing about learning-by-doing, and in turn playing, is that it is actually several different types of learning all rolled into one: Learning-by-doing is multi-sensory learning. Learning-by-doing is...
Learning-by-doing
The really clever thing about learning-by-doing, and in turn playing, is that it is actually several different types of learning all rolled into one: Learning-by-doing is multi-sensory learning. Learning-by-doing is...
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You can’t download problem-solving skills.
We’re not anti-screen—but kids can’t learn real-world problem-solving from a touchscreen. Here’s why hands-on play still matters more than ever.
You can’t download problem-solving skills.
We’re not anti-screen—but kids can’t learn real-world problem-solving from a touchscreen. Here’s why hands-on play still matters more than ever.
