1. Animal Rescue Sensory Bin – Let children explore a hands-on bin filled with water, sand, and small safari animals to “rescue” and care for. 2. Mud Kitchen Safari Station – Create a pretend cooking area where kids can mix mud, water, and natural materials while imagining they’re preparing meals out on safari. 3. Watering Hole Dramatic Play – Set up a play area where children can act out animals gathering at a watering hole, encouraging imaginative storytelling and role play. Would your class enjoy these activities? What are your favorite safari-themed ideas?

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