1. Transient Art is non permanent art which can be any size and use any materials you can find. It has endless possibilities, encourages creativity and concentration on a task. What can you make?

2. Water Play

You can do this indoor or outdoors.

Grab a basin or plastic box and have a go at one of these ideas!

3. Leaf Threading

Engage with Nature, get creative and develop motor skills with this Leaf Threading activity!

4. Follow the Line

Grab your chalk and off you go!

5. Natural Bubble Wands

Have a look around and see what you can use to make bubbles

6. Observing Trees and Plants Outside

Look around your local area and see what exciting things you can find!

7. Transient Art

How many different things can you find to be creative with?

8. Number Hunt

Paper and Pen and head on out, see what you can see!

9. Letter Hunt

How many letters can you find out on a walk?

10. Scavenger Hunt

Lets see if you can find them all!

1. Can you make a catapult from things found at home? How far does it throw things. Can you measure how far? How does it work? Can you improve your design to make it throw things further?

2. Can you use materials around your house to make a boat? You could draw your design first then make it. Did it float? Did it sink? Why not? Could you use different materials to improve this? What have you discovered about floating and sinking today?

3. Can you grow a rainbow?

All you need is some kitchen roll, some colouring pens and a glass of water!

4. Apple Volcanoes

Become a scientist in your own home!

5.Make a Water Tower

Use items around your home to make your own water tower.

6. Marble Run

Using what you have at home how exciting can you make yours?

7. Make your own Rainbow

Watch the colours run as if my magi

8. Straw Rockets

How far will yours go?

9. Wind Powered Car

How far and fast can your car go?

10. Ice Age

Can you resuce your toys from the ice?

Can you spot the rhyming words? Can you say it all by yourself?

1. Little Miss Muffet

2. Little Jack Horner