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Come And Help!: An idea for growing things

Sally Featherstone

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...What they are learning In Personal, Social & Emotional Development to continue to be interested, excited and motivated to learn In Communication, Language & Literacy to interact with others, negotiating plans & activities to extend...

Camera close-ups: Enhance vocabulary and thinking skills

Pamela Algie

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...Introduction This activity develops thinking skills while providing lots of opportunities for discussion and vocabulary building. Children will talk about what they can see in a very close-up photo of a common object. Children will use...

Do you want to melt a snowman?: Investigate melting and cooling techniques

Dawn Roper

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...Introduction Children love to experiment and investigate changes in everyday objects. In this activity the children experiment with melting and cooling everyday ingredients. Children can think of their own experiments and make predictions...

Sound Safari: Create a musical soundscape for a wild animals topic

Pamela Algie

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...Introduction A soundscape is a musical version of painting a picture. In this activity we build up an atmosphere using instruments (preloaded digital ones from inside a music app or real life recordings)Focus Understanding we can create...

A sound table: Everyday sounds in your setting

Sally Featherstone

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...Introduction Create a sound table and make it a permanent feature of your setting.What you need A few starter objects for your chosen sound of the day or the week.What you do Introduce the children to the idea of a sound table. Talk about...

Butterfly Feeder: An idea to make the most of outdoor learning

Alistair Bryce-Clegg

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...Introduction Whatever the weather, many young children just love to be outdoors. Indeed, outdoor learning provides children with the potential to learn in a different way — it can be far more physical, faster, louder and bigger! Many...

Clouds in a jar: Create colourful ‘clouds’ and ‘raindrops’ using a few simple ingredients

Alistair Bryce-Clegg

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...Introduction This activity is a great opportunity to talk to children about the weather. As the children work, encourage them to think about what clouds are, what the look like and even what they do. Talk about what happens when it rains...

Midsummer collage: Use loose materials to create a collage

Judith Harries

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...Introduction Have fun around Midsummer Day (June 24th) collecting different loose parts and materials to create a midsummer collage, inspired by John Clare's Midsummer Cushions.What you need Green fabric, felt or cardboard square Loose...

Wish you were here: Use GreenScreen to create postcards

Pamela Algie

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...Introduction This activity allows children to record their understanding of the world: both their own immediate environment and environments beyond their experience.What you need An iPad with the GreenScreen app installed. A single colour...

Dinosaur Dig with QR Codes: Help little paleontologists dig for bones and identify the dinosaur they came from

Pamela Algie

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...Focus Understanding we can use technology to find information. Using a QR code to access a website.What you need A sand pit or sand tray Spades and digging implements A mobile device with a QR reader app Wi-Fi Dinosaur Dig printables cut...