Large Fairy House

Get ready to create an enchanting world that even Bilbo Baggins would be eager to call home with the Large Fairy House! This enchanting structure is perfect for transforming any play space or sensory area into a whimsical village, where learners can explore imaginative play and develop their storytelling skills. Whether it's a cosy spot for , a humble hobbit hole, or a woodland retreat for tiny forest creatures, this versatile house can become the heart of any small world setup in your early years setting.

To enhance the magic, pair this fairy house with some and let learners construct their very own fairy gardens. You could even add coloured stone boulders to create a natural path leading up to the house, or place some nearby to give it that woodland feel. Learners will love arranging the landscape, forming a complete small world scene, ideal for storytelling and role play. With the addition of these features, the house will become the heart of a charming, interactive play area where learners can let their imaginations soar.

For even more versatility, place the fairy house on one of your , and it becomes the centrepiece of a creative world that learners can shape and reshape. Imagine it surrounded by snow covered wooden trees during the winter or colourful  in a springtime fairy village! The open ended nature of this fairy house offers endless possibilities for learners to invent new stories and scenes, making it a must-have for any early years setting.

The house’s generous size makes it ideal for group play, allowing multiple learners to engage in the same magical world-building experience. From developing fine motor skills to nurturing language and social interaction, this fairy house offers endless educational benefits for learners in schools and nurseries. Add in a few coloured stone boulders or set it on a  to create a full fairy-tale village that learners will adore. This simple but enchanting house brings together the best of imaginative play, social engagement, and creative storytelling, making it an essential feature for EYFS settings.

Features

• Durable: Crafted from solid materials, this large fairy house is designed to withstand rigorous play.
• Generous dimensions: At H30cm x W50cm x D30cm, this house is spacious enough for group play, allowing several learners to interact with it simultaneously. It’s big enough to be a centrepiece, yet small enough to fit snugly into one of our tuff trays.
• Whimsical and open-ended design: The simple design leaves plenty of room for learners’ imaginations to take the lead. Whether they’re building a fairy village or recreating a woodland scene, this house is the perfect canvas.
• No assembly required: Skip the hassle of complicated assembly instructions—this fairy house arrives ready to go. Just pop it into your indoor play area, and you're all set for an enchanted adventure.
• Versatility: This fairy house adapts to any play environment, giving learners flexibility in how they play and learn.

Benefits

• Encourages imaginative play: With the fairy house as a starting point, learners can create stories, role play characters, and immerse themselves in creative worlds. This fosters creativity and helps develop cognitive skills.
• Supports social interaction: As learners play together, they naturally practice sharing, cooperation, and communication, all while working collaboratively to build their magical village or fairy forest.
• Promotes fine motor skills: Whether learners are arranging scenery mats, placing coloured stone boulders, or setting up wooden trees around the fairy house, they’re honing their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination in a fun, playful way.
• Enhances sensory play: Incorporate mushrooms, landscape tuff spot sets, and textured surfaces like scenery mats to engage learners’ senses, providing them with a tactile experience that brings their magical world to life.
• Aids in storytelling and language development: As learners craft their fairy-tale narratives, they expand their vocabulary and practice language skills, improving their ability to articulate ideas, express emotions, and build more complex storylines.