says Marianne Sargent.
The summer holidays are almost here and with them comes the prospect of sunny days, light evenings and for many a six-week break filled with days at the beach, picnics in the park and trips abroad.
Holidays is a good role-play theme because most children will have been away somewhere, whether home or abroad, and will have these experiences to draw on.
This summer, set up role-play areas both indoors and outside that provide opportunities for the children to act out the entire holiday experience - from packing their bags and boarding a plane to checking into a hotel and playing on the beach.
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