Recently we introduced to you the American Plastics Brand with two of their amazing summer items; the table top water playset and the picnic table. Now we get to share with you the awesome "My Very Own Study & Play Desk." This is a very easy to assemble desk that will have your pre-preschoolers excited to practice all their letters, numbers and coloring projects!
The desk itself is 22 inches high and sports a green stool and a grey, green and blue desk. It has built in book holders on both sides with plenty of room to hold all of their workbooks, notebooks and other equally important items, like Spidarman! There is also storage on both sides of the desk for pencils, markers and mini figs--who are only there for support as my son says. It's also small enough to fit any space, and light enough to be moved for messier projects. The surface wipes clean with your regular cleaner as well, so when they are playing with the messier equipment (like glue, or washable crayons, markers) you have no problem keeping the desk sparkling clean and looking new.
Now that you have the details on the desk let me tell you why this is a good buy. First off it's only $25 bucks and made in America! Whooo Hoo go us! Along with the low price-tag, it is very important for your child to start good work ethics early on in life. If your kid is going to a pre-school where they are given homework, or if you are working with him or her on your own, having one place to do that work is an excellent start. Why you may ask? This is the area they are going to get their work done comfortably and without distractions. The Christmas card for grandma, or the birthday card for Brad. This is going to start a habit early on that when they want to get something done, that is the area to do that in. Learning happens everywhere, we know that, but sometimes you need a child to be free of screens and noises and just be creative like we all did back in the old days. Place the My Very Own Study and Play Desk in an area where your child can be surrounded by comforting items, but away from all the devices and noise making toys that can distract them. Have them practice their letters and their numbers but also have them create and expand their imagination through projects and coloring on their own! This will open up a whole new world of learning and creative freedom that comes with having your own personal space to do so in.
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