The benefits of playing with water are numerous for the little ones in the house, as it contributes to their physical and mental development.
Therefore, planning outdoor activities favors the creativity, autonomy and social skills of children.
Likewise, you can take advantage of the children's desire to experiment and learn, so that they learn and stimulate their development through play.
As you already know, they love to get wet in water, touch the sand and experiment with it, make shapes, check its texture and discover what happens when they wet it.
Water is a natural element that provides multiple experiences for children. Sensory, perceptive, manipulative and emotional experiences.
It arouses curiosity, encourages getting wet, splashing, jumping, splashing, soaking, mixing water with different elements such as earth and sand, filling and emptying buckets, submerging...
In short, there are endless activities that help children learn by playing in water.
