Happy Friday! The last activity for the week! For this game, You will need paper, scissors and a pen or alphabet cards. Cut a piece of paper into squares. Write one letter on each square of paper, writing two of … Continue reading →

Here is a recipe to make moon sand, I wonder what it will feel like! Have fun creating different models with it and send in some pictures to let us know what you have made.  marcia.thomson@eastayrshire.org.uk   RECIPE 8 cups … Continue reading →

Small Character Den Building (fairy, superhero etc) What you will need Various natural material’s such as twigs, logs, leaves, grass, moss, conkers, pinecones the list is endless. Your imagination Figures to play in the dens once they are complete. Instructions … Continue reading →

This activity is about matching the correct amount of objects to the correct number. You can use any small objects, in the picture above we they are using cereal, but you could use stones or leaves or anything you have. … Continue reading →

Using and strengthening fine motor skills will help to develop pencil control, handwriting, use scissors/tools, and independence skills, e.g doing up zips/buttons. Play ideas; Cut cooked spaghetti into lots of pieces. Thread the uncooked pasta, e.g penne on a straw. … Continue reading →

Can you draw a picture of your favourite thing to do during the daytime or night time. What is happening in your picture? How do you know it is day time, is the sun out or clouds? What about night … Continue reading →

Have fun using this powerpoint to sort out the activities you do during the day and at night, maybe you do some of them during both.   day night sorting powerpoint     Click on the link above to sort … Continue reading →

Hi Everyone. todays activity is to use your building blocks and try to match the sounds and maybe even find the sounds/letters in your own name! you will need someone to help in your household. All you need is bricks … Continue reading →

Another good way for children to learn counting is to encourage them to count while doing something else, such as get your child to jump and count how many jumps. A good game for this is hop scotch. Using some … Continue reading →

Symmetrical Butterfly Wings You will need Natural materials (or chalk) String, wool or skilling rope Instructions Encourage your child to collect natural materials such as petals, stones, grass, twigs, leaves etc. Ask your child to lie down on the ground. … Continue reading →