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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...
...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...
...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...
...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...
...What you need space to sit in a circle, with enough room to make some movementsKeywords stamp run wave splash walk climb swing ride push balanceWhat you do Sit in a comfortable circle on the carpet with the children. Pass your Circle Time...
...What they are learning In Personal, Social & Emotional Development to be confident to try new activities In Mathematics to use everyday words to describe position In Knowledge of the World to investigate objects & materials by using all...
...What you need a sand tray or shallow container dry or damp sand toy camels, donkeys etc. small world people trucks and other vehicles palm trees foil, tin lids or plastic mirrors for water or rivers For animal habitats: toy snakes toy...
...Finding Caterpillars From late May onwards you may find some caterpillars on the leaves of plants around your setting. Good places to look include nettles and brambles in the wildlife garden area. The most obvious clue to caterpillar...
...What you need To see the worms easily it is best to keep them in a narrow transparent container so they have to make their burrows close to the surface. You can buy commercially produced wormeries or could try making one yourself using...
...Stick Insects Stick insects are not native to the United Kingdom although some have become naturalised in parts of the country, living in privet hedges. They are interesting for young children to keep because they are large, fairly slow...