Chapter 1 Living Materials

1 Moving Car / 2 Bamboo Drop Game / 3 Waffle Shop Game / 4 Paper Plate Game Collection / 5 Firecracker Game / 6 Making a Hopping Rabbit / 7 Spinning Top Game / 8 Paper Cup Game Collection / 9 Rain Cloud Plastic Bottle Game / 10 Submarine Game / 11 Bubble Game / 12 Spider on a String / 13 Rocket Game / 14 Sewing Game / 15 Straw Game Collection / 16 Balloon Yoyo Game / 17 Balloon Pillar / 18 Making a Tactile Ball / 19 Balloon Game Collection / 20 Disappearing Magic Picture Game / 21 Hidden Picture Game / 22 Making a Snowball / 23 Ziploc Bag Game Collection / 24 Hair Salon Game / 25 Decorating a Tree / 26 Vroom Vroom Car / 27 Toilet Paper Roll Game Collection / 28 Color Sorting Game / 29 Target Game / 30 Memory Game / 31 Bottle Cap Fishing Game / 32 Making a carnation card / 33 Making a Christmas tree / 34 Spinning top game / 35 Making flowers bloom / 36 Magic drawing game / 37 Stenciling with watercolors / 38 Decorating a spring flower garden / 39 Decorating hydrangeas / 40 Making a dragonfly / 41 Coloring transparent film / 42 Playing with air dolls / 43 Playing with blooming stars / 44 Matching game / 45 Playing with cookie box puzzles / 46 Folding stickers / 47 Decorating a refrigerator / 48 Making sunflowers / 49 Collection of aluminum foil games / 50 Collection of air cap games

Chapter 2 Art Materials

51 Colored Paper Tangram Play / 52 Blooming Paper Flower Play / 53 Paper Helicopter / 54 Collection of Colored Paper Play / 55 Peeling Off in Order / 56 Color Puzzle Play / 57 Collection of Masking Tape Play / 58 Moving Picture Play / 59 Finding My Drawing / 60 Collection of Paint Play / 61 Stick Puzzle Play / 62 Colored Stick Play / 63 Symmetry Play / 64 Pattern Skewer Play / 65 Decorating Lucky Bags / 66 Making Jegi (Korean Traditional Crafts) / 67 Making Hanbok Suncatchers / 68 Pasting Along the Lines / 69 Decorating Octopus and Fish / 70 Decorating Colorful Butterflies / 71 Cardboard Frottage / 72 Collection of Cardboard Play / 73 Clock Play / 74 Making Shapes / 75 Making Picnic Lunchboxes

Chapter 3 Natural Materials

76 Colors encountered in nature / 77 Capturing natural scenery / 78 Decorating a hedgehog with pine needles / 79 Making a leaf crown / 80 Creating a leaf story / 81 Leaf-shaped puzzle / 82 Stacking branches / 83 Removing branches / 84 Decorating a flower tree / 85 Dyeing a handkerchief / 86 Grabbing rocks / 87 Fruit collage

Chapter 4 Kitchen Ingredients

88 Making a cute Mandeuk / 89 Snowy winter scenery / 90 Rainbow-colored peacock / 91 Decorating a rose bouquet / 92 Making a 3D model / 93 Marbling play / 94 Juice ice coloring play / 95 Decorating a hairstyle / 96 Decorating a cherry blossom tree / 97 Making shapes / 98 Making bracelets and rings / 99 Playing with inflatable balloons / 100 Making Christmas

Chapter 5 Design Materials

For teachers and mothers who find it most difficult to play with children in the world
Daily life-related playbook for toddlers

Between the ages of 5 and 8, when a child's fine motor skills, tactile sense, and physical development occur rapidly and creativity and expressiveness develop, a child's life is all about play.
Through a variety of experiences including art, physical play, science, and tactile play, children expand their imagination and creativity infinitely.
But toddler play isn't always easy.
It is true that teachers are at a loss for ideas for play, and parents feel burdened by the many things they have to prepare for play.


Power influencer 'Rani Teacher' has been introducing various games for children of this age through Instagram.
And finally, based on the children's play that had been posted so far, we have compiled a book of upgraded play from Sidaein.


"Teacher Rani's 100 Material Play Challenge" introduces 100 easy activities for toddlers to do using everyday materials.
The author says that the most important thing is that it is easy for both the teachers and parents preparing the play and the children playing the play.
So, this book introduces easy games using materials from daily life, art, nature, and kitchen that are easily accessible around us.
In addition, you can easily open and start playing at any time as it is categorized by material without having to search for paper play, art play, science play, and physical play separately.
Above all, it is a great advantage that no other preparation is required other than the main ingredients.
This is because the patterns needed for the game are included in the book, and you can download and use the patterns at any time using the QR code if you want to play again.


If you're wondering, "What should I do today?", try the "Material Play Challenge."
Teachers and parents can also enjoy the joyful moments of children growing through play.