Play Blog — construction toys

The Power of Play Play is a child’s first language. It’s how they make sense of the world, build relationships, and develop crucial skills that will stay with them for life. When we create opportunities for unstructured, free play—whether at home or in the classroom—we give children the freedom to explore, experiment, and learn in a way that feels natural and exciting. At Edx Education, we believe in the power of play-based learning and provide educational toys, resources, and inspiration through our Play, Learn & Create with Edx Education podcast. In this blog, we’ll explore how to set up play...

Children with ADHD, ASD, and other neurodivergent conditions often experience sensory sensitivities, difficulties with focus, or challenges in social interaction. Play can serve as an essential tool to help them regulate their emotions, providing structure and predictability while also allowing them to experiment and express themselves freely.

Language and communication skills are at the heart of early childhood development. The ability to express thoughts, share ideas, and understand others is essential for building confidence, friendships, and a love for learning. With World Book Day this week it is so important to look at storytelling. 

At Edx Education, we believe that the simplest toys can offer the most profound learning experiences. Maths cubes are a perfect example of this. These versatile, open-ended educational toys not only make learning maths fun but also help children develop essential skills in language, communication, creativity, and problem-solving. They are compact and easy to carry, making them ideal for play at home, in the classroom, and even on the go! In this blog, we’ll explore 10 ways maths cubes can enhance early years learning, packed with activity ideas that are both educational and fun. So, whether you're a parent, caregiver,...