18/08/2026
Therapy fun, but also a great activity for home! 🚗
For children, open-ended activities like this are a wonderful way to learn through play. They encourage creativity and imagination as children design their own little world, while also developing fine motor skills through drawing, cutting, sticking and manipulating materials.
There are opportunities to practise problem-solving and planning too, deciding where roads should go, how they connect, where buildings belong and how everything fits together.
It also supports spatial awareness, early mathematical thinking and communication, especially when children work together, share ideas and negotiate how their town should look.