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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...

Sunshine Art (Summer): An idea for being outside in all weathers

Sally Featherstone

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...What you need small sticks and twigs; string, raffia or elastic bands white tissue paper very liquid white glue and brushes flowers, petals, leaves and grass Thanks to Slough Centre Day Nursery, where I saw this idea.What you do Tie three...

Catch That Sound!: A physically active quick-fire game to develop sight recognition.

Sarah Featherstone

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...Introduction In order to remember a sound or a word, a child needs to read it around 100 times. Using this fun game, you can expose the children to seeing sounds or words many times, building up their sight recognition skills and practising...

Spray away: Using hand sprays

Sally Featherstone

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Phill Featherstone

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...Introduction Using sprays will strengthen fingers, hands and wrists. It is fun too!What you need Some small spray bottles (make sure they are easy to squeeze and check that the trigger isn't too far away for small hands to grip and squeeze)...

Rock, Paper, Scissors – With Legs!: An idea for a team game

Simon MacDonald

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...Group size You need at least ten children for this activityWhat you need None neededHow to play Split the children into two teams. The teams stand facing each other and, after a count of three, have the option of choosing from three...

Move it!: Improving listening skills and following instructions

Sally Featherstone

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...Introduction Listening in a big, open space, where there are often other distractions, can be difficult for children and requires different listening skills. Help children to develop and practise these skills in this activity.What you need...

Outdoor sounds: Create a sound-making area in your garden or outdoor area.

Sally Featherstone

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...Introduction Make your own instruments using a wide range of resources. Allow children to discover how different objects make different sounds and experiment making their own instruments. Below is a list of ideas of different instruments...

Catch the dragon's tail: An idea for a team game

Simon MacDonald

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...Group size You need at least ten children for this activityWhat you need Sashes or bibs (two different colours)How to play The children form a line with their hands on the shoulders of the child in front. The first five in line...

Chalk and Talk: An activity to practise phoneme grapheme correspondence and letter formation

Sarah Featherstone

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...Focus This activity could be used for any phase, but it is particularly suited to phase 2 and excellent for establishing muscle memory for these letters. This game can also be used for fine and gross motor interventions and early mark...

Raining shapes: Play a ‘spot the shape’ game in the rain

Judith Harries

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...Introduction Go outside on a wet day and use chalk to draw some shapes on the ground. The colours of the chalk will show up more vividly in the water. Invite children to run around the space freely, jumping inside the different shapes. Make...