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We know that things are a bit difficult at the moment, so we will be using this page to inspire you with different fun ideas that you could try at home.
If you try something fun at home and would like to share it with other parents, please send it to us and we will add it to the page!
A simple way to practise your numbers by counting, drawing and adding one more.
A fun alphabet challenge to play around your home.
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Practise the different coins by making your own shop or atm machine.
First, try making a prediction of how many pennies you think your boat will hold before it sinks. "My prediction is that it will hold 10 pennies before mine sinks!"- Ms. Watts
You could play this with lots of object from around the house and great for kids of all ages.
"I really like these colouring pages for the NHS and key workers. You could print them out or save them to your device to colour in on a paint programme!"
I love these exciting science experiments!!
Miss Ingram says " Folding paper is a great way to strengthen fingers, which is very important for writing. Plus, these pictures look so lovely!"
Miss Ingram says "A fun way to practise perseverance. Plus, the children love making paper airplanes!"
Miss Ingram says "I'm definitely trying this one to practise my sounds!"
Learn to draw like a pro!
Learn to draw like a pro!
This video shows lots of easy ways to draw animals by using your hands as a template. Why not give it a go at home?
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