Mindstretchers: Catalogue

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Planning with Children We have created this range of materials to encourage all adults to join in the process of learning with children. 22 products	'We-Go' ™ Systems Ways to move resources around and equipment storage. 6 products
Walking Running & Splashing Children and adult water proof clothing. 47 products	Adult Resources 8 products
Cooking Outdoors Children need access and prolonged contact with natural spaces. 13 products	Tools This range of tools are real 37 products
Exploring and Travelling 10 products	Singing & Sound Making Create beautiful natural sounds 21 products
Creating and Weaving Inspire children with different materials 21 products	Natural Landscapes 46 products
Biodiversity 11 products	Role Play Sets Inform and Inspire Role-play sets 19 products
Creating Motivational spaces Inspire children with different materials to create motivational spaces 32 products	Science and Technology 74 products
Motivational Maths The resources we have selected for this section are some of the resources we use in the Active Learning Active Numeracy Project 41 products	Exploring Language One of the underlying principles of the Mindstretchers approach is the encouragement of the intrinsic motivation that children should feel towards learning 17 products
Mindstretching Activities A collection of puzzles, jigsaws takes playing games to another level. 15 products	Creative Small Worlds Create beautiful structures and environments for small world play using our open ended resources. 24 products
Life Skills Resources to encourage fine motor control through practical, real life experiences. 36 products	Play naturally - The younger years Toys to create a multi-sensory environment 21 products
Mindstretchers Publications A selection of books written by Claire Warden to inspire and motivate people 24 products

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The Mindstretchers approach focuses on how practitioners can motivate children to learn, rather than discreet curricular areas. This catalogue reflects this approach by categorising the resources into transferable skills areas. Most of our resources are open-ended and their use is only limited by a child's imagination. Many of our resources come from developing countries. Consequently, some of our lines may not always be available. This catalogue illustrates a sample of our range.