A mud kitchen, as a kids playhouse, can be messy but it can also be great fun, what child doesn’t love mixing up a mud pie? For younger children, mud kitchens can also provide a whole variety of different learning opportunities including sensory, imaginative, creative and exploratory play. Being outdoors gives children the chance to connect and learn about nature, to be creative and invent their own role play games and can even allow opportunities for early maths and science activities. ps: Have a look to this other Top Mud Kitchen ideas.
1 – Old Wood Pallets Mud kitchen, enjoy playing with sand, water, leaves, etc.
2 – Clear Wood Pallets Mud kitchen
3 – Simple Mud Kitchen with wood and tree logs
4 – Adam’s Mud Kitchen done for the International Mud Day on June 29th
5 – Low-Cost Mud Kitchen with two Old Tires
6 – Perfect Mud Pie Kitchen. Proper posh one!
7 – DIY sand and water ‘table’, made with pallet wood and restore sink
8 – Kitchen Pie Made with Rustic Wood and Plastic Toys
9 – Mud Pie Kitchen made out of what looks like Old pallets and Metal Bowls
