Wooden Square Den Frame with Sensory Felt Assortment Set

The Wooden Square Den Frame with Sensory Felt Assortment Set is an inspiring resource designed to bring creativity and exploration into your classroom. This versatile set combines a robust wooden den frame with a colourful assortment of sensory and heuristic play materials, perfect for supporting imaginative play, role play, and early learning.

Children can transform the wooden frame into their own den, enhanced by the rainbow sheer fabrics for colour, movement, and storytelling. A selection of tactile resources, including rainbow felt balls, pom-poms, and felt nesting bowls, provides endless opportunities for sorting, stacking, and counting. Loose parts play is supported with Feltalas rainbow chunks, while black-and-white baby pattern balls and rainbow pattern balls encourage visual tracking and sensory exploration. The Count and Sort Cosy Bees add a playful element to early maths, supporting number recognition and fine motor skills.

Ideal for imaginative play, sensory learning, cooperative activities, and problem-solving, this set is designed for indoor use and is a valuable resource for classrooms, KS1, and KS2 settings. Combining natural learning with creative exploration, it fosters curiosity, social interaction, and skill development through open-ended play.

Physical Features:

• 1x Wooden Square Den Frame

• 1x Large Rainbow Felt Balls

• 1x Baby Pattern Balls Black & White – Set of 6

• 1x Feltalas Loose Parts Rainbow Chunks

• 1x Large Pom Pom Rainbow Felt Balls

• 1x Pattern Balls – Rainbow

• 1x Felt Rainbow Nesting Bowls

• 1x Count and Sort Cosy Bees – Pack of 100

• 1x Rainbow Sheer Fabric – 6 Rolls

Educational Benefits:

• Encourages imaginative and role play scenarios

• Enhances sensory development with a wide range of textures and colours

• Develops fine motor skills through sorting, stacking, and handling loose parts

• Supports early maths skills with counting, sorting, and pattern recognition

• Promotes cooperation, sharing, and social interaction in group play