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Materials for a day full of Raon's natural art play

Raon's 3-year-old nature art play
Three-year-old's spring play
Planting seeds
Jelly Color Sorting Game
Coloring the Pebbles
Colored Pebbles Sense Play
Snowfoam marble
Egg painting
Making an Egg Carton Butterfly
Egg carton bouquet
Making ice cream
Find the color of the fruit
Making a Sensory Bottle
Making pizza
Dinosaur egg play
Octopus sensory play
Lightbox Bubble Sea
Skittles paint play
Honeybee Salt Play
Nest Small World
Sky Small World
Honeybee Small World
Making rock candy
Celery tube experiment
Constellation drawing
Construction Site Small World
Gyeongchip Small World
Fairy Small World

Three-year-old summer play
Waterproof paper fishing game
Tree drawn with cotton swab
Clay five senses play
Snow Foam Sensory Play
Pom Pom Delivery Game
Fake Snow Sense Play
Egg Carton Coloring and Color Sorting
Firecrackers spinning
Dot painting
Vegetable Dehydrator Spin Art Play
Moru fishing game
milk marbling
Mirror painting game
Painting with jujubes
Paintings that embrace nature
Toilet paper beauty salon
Water Bottle Aquarium
Making a lion
Block Pom Pom Play
Family Footprint Painting Game
A small world made of flour

Three-year-old's autumn play
Making a bed
Play-Doh Universe
toilet paper tree
Box Autumn Tree
Coloring maple leaves
Save the spider
Halloween Lava Lamp
Halloween sensory play
Halloween garland
Pictures left by leaves
Leaf wreath
Leaf weaving
Farm Small World
Autumn weaving
Shape punch tree
Hedgehog Mobile
Autumn flower arrangement
Fall Bracelet
Acorn rolling
Making corn
Jellyfish Suncatcher
Secret Picture Leaves
Water Balloon Painting Bird Mobile
acorn hat
Suncatcher Mini Picture Frame

Winter play for three-year-olds
Making air cap donuts
Volcanic Eruption Small World
Dry ice bubbles
Moon Small World
Arctic Small World
Snowy North Pole, Small World
Cotton pad facial expression play
Family drawn with cotton pads
Moon Phases Made with Baking Soda
The Little Mermaid with Soap Bubbles
Lightbox expression play
Cherry Blossom Stamp
Ice Flower Ball Sensory Tray
Masking tape ornament
Toilet paper roll lease
Mini Tree Origami
Christmas lightbox
Pine Cone Coloring Pages
Play-Doh leaves
Lightbox water balloon fishing
Christmas Small World
Wetland snow painting
Eye tinting
Snow Removal Small World
Baking soda snow play
Serengeti Small World
Making Christmas lights
Snowball

Raon's 4-year-old nature art play
Four-year-old spring play
Number clay play
Water block parish play
Flower Ice Mobile
Chalk vase flower arrangement
Spring Flower Hibarium
Dyeing cotton flowers
Spring flower transparent frame
Cherry Blossom Ice Cream
Egg carton cherry blossoms
Flower Ball Hanging Lights
Doily Carnation
Cherry Blossom Jelly Sensory Tray
Panda Small World
Frog Growth Small World
Space Small World
Fossil Dig Game
Ants' Small World
Dinosaur Egg Small World
Making a butterfly lantern
Lightbox Flower Ice
Earth is a small world
Flower press
Hanger Rose Butterfly

Four-year-old summer play
rainbow fish
Cotton candy ice cream
Dot marker flower
ice cake
Making a Lime Mojito
Coffee Filter Shell Garland
Flower Ice Sensory Tray
Wooden tongs clam lease
Straw silk painting
Jelly Sensory Tray
Small World Ocean Made of Milk
Small World Garden
Ice Arctic Small World
Desert Small World
Spider Small World
River Small World
Shape Punch Four Seasons Tree
Popping water balloons
Parsnet Solar System
Bath play
Wet paper petals
Foam Paint Hidden Picture
Safari Small World
Animal Farm: Small World
Four Seasons Small World

Four-year-old's autumn play
Autumn Small World
Write your name with maple leaves
Flower Nurmi Play Dough
Popping paint balloons
Post-reading activity Billy
Leaf Suncatcher Mobile
Autumn Small World 2
Halloween Small World
Animal footprints
Dyeing kitchen towels
Autumn flower embroidery frame
Cosmos Salt Play
Monster Small World
3D Suncatcher Mobile
Winter Sleep Small World
Turf Tray Farm Small World
On a Starry Night_Monkl
Tough Tray Heavy Equipment Small World

Winter play for four-year-olds
Make a Peacock Painted with Rainbow Salt
Making flowers by dyeing wet paper
Moru Straw Flower
Landscape in a Bottle
Glue flower
Dyeing with a marker pen
Pastel Marbling Play (Mom and Son)
Muffin flowers drawn with oil pastels
Leaf Glass Deco Mobile
Clouds etc.
Ball toss game
City Small World
Volcanic Eruption Small World
Pirates Small World
Wooden Tongs Snowflake Ornament
melting snow crystals
Winter Umbrella Decoration
Making Ornament Balls
Snow Crystal Mobile
Christmas Small World

Raon's 5-year-old nature art play
Five-year-old spring play
Luminous pouring art
Salt play
Jellyfish performance
Spring Flower Collage Frame
Rainbow Heart Jelly
Flower pressed paper, etc.
Lavender dyeing
Pendulum Art Play
Egg Carton Flower Wreath
carnation bouquet
Hanger frame
Car Racing Turf Tray
Dyeing wet fruit
Wooden parish with flowers
Finding the Colors of Spring
Pine Cone Wreath
Decorating a vase with cabbage
Colored Pebble Space Small World
Airport Small World
Flower garden helper play
Eva Almerson Dow Flower
GREEN Post-reading Activities
Honeybee's Small World

Five-year-old summer play
Find the hidden paint
Jeju Island Small World
3D soap bubbles
Space Small World Science Play
Handkerchief dyeing
Making Moru Bubble Sticks
Space Mobile Fluid Art
Rainbow plastic bags that don't burst
Create a custom water gun t-shirt
Photosensitive paper play
Heart Wet Watercolor
Raindrops are angry
Leaf gradient
Firefighting Small World
Happy Birthday Heavy Equipment Small World
Sea Small World (feat.
baking soda)
Wooden Track Small World
Orchard Small World
Hydrangea Secret Painting
Rainbow Suncatcher
Flower Pinwheel

Five-year-old's autumn play
Small World of Cookie Construction Site
Glass Deco Lighting
Flower footprints
Leaf Jack-o'-Lantern
Mother and Baby Squirrel & Fox Maple Leaf Tail
Fallen Leaves Transparent Frame
Making Maple Leaf Butterfly Wings
Moon Phase Monk Dou
Treasure Hunt Small World
Halloween Small World
Four Seasons Tree Leaf Punching
Small World Garden
World Map Small World
Halloween Suncatcher
Space Suncatcher
A light bulb illuminated by cosmos
Flower arrangement frame
Finding Fall Colors
Halloween Ghost
Falling Deer Painting

Five-year-old winter play
Salt fireworks
Christmas Lights Frame
Christmas transparent frame
Making a Secret Pattern Fur Hat
Ice mobile
Water Grass Art Lighting
Winter Sleep Small World
Ice Snowman
ice car
Ice cream made with snow
Treasure hunt
Polar Bear Constellation Frame
Snow Ornament
Salt Dough Ornament
Christmas Small World
Christmas sentimental wreath
Snow Removal Small World
Foil Art on a Starry Night
Oil pastel gradient
Advent Calendar
Suncatcher Frame 2021 Year of the Ox
Winter sentimental embroidery frame
Winter deer painting

Find a game

Ages 3 to 5, when children's brain and fine motor skills develop rapidly.
Leaves, flowers, twigs, stones, toilet paper rolls, egg cartons, bubble wrap, recycled boxes, etc.
Nature art play creates beautiful memories and fosters growth and development in children.
Everyone, hold on tight!

Due to the pandemic, we can't travel, go camping, or go to kids' cafes, and the kids are running wild because they're bored...
The ultimate "Nature Art Play" item that'll save moms from mental breakdowns! Time flies, and your child's attention is captivated!

After having a child, many things changed and became unfamiliar to me.
Spending time with children also required some adjustment.
I wanted to be a good mother, but the difficult task of raising a child with a sensitive nature felt like a huge wall at every moment.
As a new mom, every moment was a first for me, so I was worried about everything from start to finish. The endless worries were like homework with no clear answers. The more I searched for answers to do well, the more I found myself swayed by the overflowing information, leaving me alone.
I gradually lost confidence in parenting, wondering what would happen if I were a mother who was not of any help to my child.
Becoming a mother made me feel anxious because I felt like everything I had built up until then was useless and I was losing myself.


My self-esteem was at rock bottom due to the hardships of parenting, so I wanted to get away from spending all day at home.
So the place I chose was the cultural center.
The cultural center with children was like a small oasis.
It was great to interact with people, and seeing children of the same age gave me an opportunity to reflect on myself and my child.
I thought that the child who was thought to be sensitive was more curious than I thought, had good concentration, and was quick to perceive things, so I thought that his sensitivity was revealed through experiencing many things.
It was only then that I realized that I had been so focused on raising my child that I had never thought about how to use my time raising him.
On the one hand, I also developed the belief that if I, as a mother, put in the effort, our lives would change a little.

With that courage, I expanded my classes.
By learning the class with my child with a positive attitude, I was able to get a feel for the overall atmosphere and methods of the class, and I was able to find classes and materials that suited my child's personality.
It was an important study for me as well.
Among them, the most important lesson was the realization that there was a day when my child was so shocked that he still has the trauma, and that classes that are forced on a child without considering their personality can be toxic.
There may be some unavoidable aspects to a class that must be conducted objectively for all children, but I realized that regardless of whether they are adults or children, the teacher's ability and heart are important.

So, what about me? Despite my extensive experience teaching children, I knew that teaching one's own children was no easy task.
But when I changed my thinking from teaching to thinking of it as 'a time for the child and the mother to play together,' my heart was filled with warmth.
It was never a question of whether I was good or bad.
At first, I thought every day I spent with my child was like homework, but I completely changed my perspective and thought of it as a matter of assigning homework and solving it myself.
A mother knows better than anyone what her child likes, and a mother also knows better than anyone what her child dislikes.
That fact remains unchanged, and that was a strength of my mother that no teacher could possess.
Even if the child is a little bit lacking, the mother can watch the child grow, and if the child does well, the mother will be happier than anyone else about the child's growth.
That's how I started playing Mom's Game.

Every day, the question, ‘What should I play today?’ has become a daily routine.
Not every day was fun.
There were some games that my child liked, but there were also games that he didn't respond to, and there were days when my child liked them so much that cleaning became a burden.
But all these times were moments that I would not have known if I hadn't done my mother's bidding.
What textures your child likes, how they play, and what colors they use.
If the mother had not played the game, it would have been much later after the child had grown up that the child would have been able to know the child's personality through the child or the teacher.
Thanks to my mother's art play, I was able to fully experience this aspect of my child by creating it together with my child without having to hear about it from anyone else.

I can do more of what my child likes, and if there is something my child doesn't like, I can help them.
For children with sensitive tactile senses like Raon, starting with their favorite materials can help reduce tactile sensitivity, and by exposing them to a variety of materials and providing them with various stimuli, this can help alleviate trauma.
Because we are mothers.
Because I am on the child's side and can help him/her with his/her shortcomings and encourage him/her to move forward slowly.
So, I started with small play and then moved on to big play, and gave the child a variety of materials, starting with the materials he liked and moving on to the materials he disliked.
I hoped that this would be a time when the child could enjoy everything with peace of mind.
As the seasons change, I hope to feel the season and enjoy everything that comes with it.

The best part is that all this time is a memory for us.
Years have passed and it has already been four years since I started playing with my child.
We shared many stories with our children while playing hundreds of games, and our children, too, seem to have not forgotten those times, as they recall those days and reminisce about similar games.
All play is directed towards the child, and so the inspiration for play always comes from the child.
It becomes a game for children, and I am excited and moved every day by sharing it with my child and seeing his growth.
Every day spent with my child was a day where I got to know that shining child better than anyone else.
I record those moments, hoping that these moments will become nutrients for the child and bloom like flowers on all the paths he will walk in the future.

Playing doesn't necessarily fulfill a mother's duties, but the author wanted to tell us through this book that there are special moments that mothers can gain through play.
Because it is always a mother's privilege to notice the small 1mm of a child that others may overlook.