Product Overview
A nifty pretend play hospital with a patient, bed and health professionals to play with. Take this handy hospital playset anywhere. this beautifully crafted wooden playset comes with two rope handles so it can be carried anywhere. Open up the playset and you get a hospital room with health professionals, a sick patient, a hospital bed and a monitor to play with. Your child will enjoy play Drs and Nurses with this on the go playset, plus there is still plenty of room inside to add their own toys to be fixed and nursed back to health too! Each wooden hospital Playset from Tooky Toys is made from timber, finished to the highest quality and painted in child safe, non toxic paint.
Early Intervention Therapy Ideas
- Role Understanding: Explore the vital roles of doctors and nurses within the healthcare setting by identifying medical tools, hospital equipment, and personnel within the playset, fostering vocabulary enrichment and comprehension of healthcare professionals' responsibilities.
- Scenario-Based Play: Engage in immersive role-play scenarios, from responding to emergencies and transporting patients in the ambulance to admitting them to the hospital and providing medical care, promoting creativity and narrative skills through simulated healthcare experiences.
- Empathy and Caregiving: Foster empathy and understanding of caregiving roles as children act out scenarios involving patient care and treatment, encouraging compassion, empathy, and social skills development while promoting awareness of healthcare practices and the importance of nurturing others.
- Action Word Association: Enhance language skills by associating action words with medical tasks such as examining, diagnosing, treating, and comforting patients, promoting vocabulary expansion and expressive language development related to healthcare activities.
- WH Question Practice: Practice answering a range of WH questions, including "who," "what," "where," and "why," based on the stories and scenarios created, promoting language comprehension, expressive skills, and cognitive development in a supportive therapy environment.
