S.U.C.C.E.ED Update - Our Toy List

At S.U.C.C.E.ED. we encourage development through the use of structured play. With the holidays around the corner, we compiled a list of our toys. 
 
Here are some toys that promote solitary and/or spectator play skills
Solitary Play: 0-24 months. This is the stage when a child plays alone. They are not interested in playing with others quite yet. Not always noticing other children around them.
Spectator Play: 24-30 months. A child will observe other children playing.

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Potato head
Stacking blocks
Oombee cube
Toys with lights and sound
Puzzles
Musical toys
Mega blocks
Little people airplane/bus
Magnetic drawing board
V-tech Pull + sing puppy
Hide n seek wooden puzzles

Pete the repeat parrot
Take turns sky way playset
Cranium Hullabaloo
Play phone
Magnetic tiles
Mickey Mouse clubhouse Hot Diggity Dance and play
Play doh
Dolls
Plush toys
Play phone
Magnetic tiles

Here are some toys that promote associative-cooperative play
Associative Play: 36-48 months. A child starts to interact with others during play, but there is not a large amount of interaction. They start to turn-take, interest in small group activities, resolve conflicts and have imaginative play. They want to know how and why things work. Start having friends (preferred child).
Cooperative Play: 48+ months. A child plays together with others and has interest in both the activity and other children involved in playing. There is shared goal, play is organized, and participants have assigned roles.

Dress up
Dolls
Dollhouse
Pretend kitchen
Pretend tools

Laugh and learn serving up fun food truck
Pretend food sets
Pretend grooming sets
V-tech camera
Hot Wheels