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Everything in its Place: A Clearing up game

Phill

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Sally Featherstone

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...Introduction Taking care of the setting and equipment is an important aspect of any educational setting. It is too easy to do all the clearing up yourself, but much more educationally sound to teach children to do it themselves. Suitable...

See It Through: An idea to develop fine motor skills

Sally Featherstone

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...What you need tracing paper (or greaseproof paper, which is cheaper) soft pencils, felt pens comics and children’s magazines simple clip art cooking oil and cotton balls paper clips cellophaneWhat you do Tracing is another traditional...

Outer Space Motion Animation: Create a moving picture using motion paths

Pamela Algie

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...Focus Understanding we can use technology to make movies and cartoons. Using technology we can make things move on screen.Group size Individual but children can take turns.What you need a tablet or computer with presentation software e.g...

A Patchwork of Feelings: A group activity to explore individual feelings and expressions

Sally Featherstone

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...Introduction This whole group activity is great to do at any time, but the beginning or end of the year would affirm a group feeling.What you need An old sheet or large duvet cover, patterned or plain Fabric squares about 12cm (6 inches...

Tutti Fruitti: Design and make a fruit smoothie using a blender

Dawn Roper

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...Introduction Children will love to design their own fruit smoothies using hand blenders and juicers to create different taste combinations. In this activity children learn how to use everyday tools safely and for a purpose. Close adult...

Let's Play: An idea for listening

Su Wall

Activity

...What are they learning? Attention skills through mark makingWhat you need selection of mark making objects selection of paper – different sizes, colours, textures envelopes and labels used stamps (or make your own on the computer!)Keywords...

Spin-A-Snowflake: An idea for a multi-sensory story

Amy Arnold

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Kerry Agricole

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...What you need snowflake shapes of different sizes cut from coloured paper/thin card (shades of blue, purple, white) – these can be prepared in advance or cut out by the children squirty bottles of ready-made paint – white, silver, metallic...

Feel It! (Body Rhymes): An idea for junk music

Simon MacDonald

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...What you need No special equipmentWhat you do Begin with a circle. Make sure the children know how to play this game safely, not hurting themselves or others by over-enthusiastic actions. Repeat Vowel Yowl, but this time, encourage...

Balloon Pop!: An idea for a team game

Simon MacDonald

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...Group size 5+ players per teamWhat you need Chalk to draw team lines, or any other means to show the two sides Two large baskets or dustbin liners Lots of inflated balloonsHow to play It is important to make sure that all participants...

Clever Clapping, Super Stamping (Body Rhymes): An idea for junk music

Simon MacDonald

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...What you need No special equipmentWhat you do Begin with a circle. The emphasis of this activity is the rhythm that you pass around the group. Tell the children that what you pass them is very valuable and you don’t want to lose it. Now...