Wool in School

Knitting with children

Teaching children how to knit offers numerous benefits that extend beyond simply acquiring a new skill. Knitting enhances fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and concentration, all of which are crucial for cognitive development. It also provides a creative outlet, allowing children to express themselves artistically and gain a sense of accomplishment from creating tangible, handmade items.

Additionally, knitting fosters patience, perseverance, and problem-solving skills as children learn to follow patterns and correct mistakes. It can also be a soothing, meditative activity that helps reduce stress and anxiety. Moreover, knitting connects children to cultural traditions and sustainable practices, promoting an appreciation for craftsmanship and environmentally friendly materials. Overall, teaching children to knit enriches their educational experience and equips them with valuable life skills.

Wool in School knitting kits

Kiddo Kit

Intergenerational knitting kit

Our Kiddo Knitting Kit also provides excellent opportunities for learning within the SPHE curriculum, including exploring “Myself and Others”. Children can work together to complete the project, developing teamwork skills and presenting their completed bunting as a team.

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