Setting up loose parts play for kids

Loose parts are open ended items that can be used in multiple different ways.  Types of loose parts include, but are not limited to: craft materials - cupcake cases, doilies, fabric scraps, lace, paper clips, pom poms, ribbons, rubber bands, straws, string/twine, wool/yarn food - beans/peas, pasta shapes game pieces - counters, dice, dominoes, letter…

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