1. PVC pipes: these work like giant tinker toys. Glue them together to make golf clubs or handle-bar swings. They can be also be any manner of make-believe tool.
2. Ropes & Swings: hammocks, climbing towers, pretend hoses, pulley systems, Tarzan vines, etc.
3. Mattresses, Pillows, Cushions, & Blankets: think forts, trampolines, giant human sandwiches, stepping stones, hideaways, obstacle courses etc.
4. Blocks: cities, streets, animal cages, towers, etc.
5. Tinkertoys: guns, tools, car-controls, aircrafts, animals, etc.
6. Boxes: boxes!
7. Legos: just about anything. Use large legos until toddlers aren't at risk of eating them.
8. Ice blocks: freeze little animals inside and let boys break them open with hammers.
9. Dirt & Sand: shovels, buckets, sieves, rakes, cups, dump trucks, or excavators.
10. Water: sprinklers, cups, funnels, pitchers, buckets, paintbrushes, sponges, etc.
2. Ropes & Swings: hammocks, climbing towers, pretend hoses, pulley systems, Tarzan vines, etc.
3. Mattresses, Pillows, Cushions, & Blankets: think forts, trampolines, giant human sandwiches, stepping stones, hideaways, obstacle courses etc.
4. Blocks: cities, streets, animal cages, towers, etc.
5. Tinkertoys: guns, tools, car-controls, aircrafts, animals, etc.
6. Boxes: boxes!
7. Legos: just about anything. Use large legos until toddlers aren't at risk of eating them.
8. Ice blocks: freeze little animals inside and let boys break them open with hammers.
9. Dirt & Sand: shovels, buckets, sieves, rakes, cups, dump trucks, or excavators.
10. Water: sprinklers, cups, funnels, pitchers, buckets, paintbrushes, sponges, etc.
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