What little one doesn’t love to play make believe with toy
figures during playtime?
Children can use their imaginations to make these characters
come to life, and pursue adventures and stories that are limited only by the mind.
And in fact, kids can use toy figures to rationalize and comprehend realistic
scenarios that happen around them, in effect making these small action figures
useful educational tools.
So this week, let’s learn together as a family! All you need
is a few new toy figures, a home for them to stay, and children with wild and
crazy imaginations!
Tiny Toy Figures for
Your Kid
If your child loves to play make believe, then there is a
good chance that they already have a few toy figures of their own lying around
in the basket. After all, kids seem to love having action figures around to
keep them company at all times.
But if you are ready to make sure that the make believe fun
never stops in your house, and that your children have smiles on their faces
each day this holiday season, surprise them a few toy figures from the Fairytale Figure Collection. This beautiful and intricate collection of action
figures and dolls gives your children access to seven new toy figurines, all
with distinct patterns and markings, and each crafted and painted with the eye
and skills of an expert. These colorful miniature make believe toys will add to
the fun and excitement of playtime for the children, and will make sure that
their imaginations continue to grow.
Make a House for the
Toy Figurines
Once your children have these individual toy figures, it is
time to find somewhere for them to live while they aren’t being used with make
believe fun. But instead of just having your children put them away in the toy
basket, consider creating your own toy figurine house that keeps the toys safe
and sound.
For a fun kids activity, grab a paper cup, a paper plate,
and a few kids arts and crafts supplies that you have lying around the house. Then,
turn the cup upside down, and cut a small door-shaped hole, starting at the
lip. Take the plate, turn it upside down as well, and place the center of it on
top of the cup – see how both look similar to a mushroom?
Glue the plate down on top of the cup, and now you have a
mushroom house for the toy figures, complete with a tiny door through which
they can pass. To add some flair and beauty to the house, have your children
decorate the cup and plate with their arts and crafts supplies, and make it a beautiful
home for the new toy figurines.
Now that your children have
their own new set of toy figures, and a wonderful new home in which they can
stay, let their imaginations go! The toys can go off on a new quest during the
day, and have a place to rest their heads when the sun finally sets. Your children
are sure to love this magical activity that tests the boundaries of their
creativity!