Disclaimer: Please be aware that some of these videos link to social media platforms such as Facebook. It is the sole responsibility of parents to decide whether they give permission for their child to watch these clips and to ensure they are actively supervising their child whilst on these sites.

PRESCHOOL PLAY

The Imagination Tree is mainly hands on and has play based learning ideas. The activities link to mathematics, creativity, literacy and science.

Activities suitable for students in Preschool to Year 2.

The Artful Parent is a Facebook page that provides parents with a wide range of art activities.

Activities suitable for students in Pre - Year 2.

The Red Ted Art website provides parents with a wide range of easy art and craft ideas.

Activities suitable for students in Preschool to Year 4.

The Learning and Exploring through Play website has inspiring ideas for little learners.

Activities suitable for students in Preschool to Year 2.

Nature Playlists are our lists of fun things for kids to do outdoors. They're things that every child should experience!

Art and Craft - Ready for a fantastic crafting session with your kids? Here are lots of engaging art and craft for kids to make. Ideas for all ages and for occasions.

Fun in First is always striving to put the fun into teaching. Lots of ideas, videos and resources for inspiration.

50 things to do with a stick, now there is a challenge. Let's see what you do!

Alphabet Exercises for Kids - Use these alphabet exercises to help build skills, and get the kids moving with an alphabet theme.

FUN IDEAS IN ACTION

Here are some examples of fun ideas in action. Have a go of them yourself or use them as inspiration to create your own challenge.

The Dad Lab

(Bubble Snakes)

The Ultimate Paper Roller Coaster

Coordination and Accuracy Game

Make a paper horse that walks

Article - Augmented Reality Animals with Google

What do you see in nature? Get creative and take a photo or use these images as possible writing prompts for older kids.

Make a fairy house! All you need is pebbles, sticks, grout and either a plastic bottle, cardboard or some corflute.

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