Learning about life under the sea can open opportunities for children to consider that there are different habitats and ecosystems in the world. Children can be taught new vocabulary and facts linked to sea creatures, which can be embedded further when they play with enhancements.
IN WATER
The water tray is the most obvious choice for under-the-sea enhancements. Small-world sea creatures are a valuable addition to the water area continuous provision.
Setting up an attractive sealife tray enhancement can add interest and encourage talk. Loose parts can join the sea creatures in the water, such as a variety of shells and clusters of rocks that can be arranged into caves and platforms. Real seaweed or long grass to look like reeds can be an intriguing addition.
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