Let’s have some fun today with cutting and pasting. Using scissors is a useful skill and one which is great to support the development of co-ordination, control and build strength in wrists and fingers (important for writing). Many children find … Continue reading →

Daisy Chains If your garden is anything like mine there will be lots of daisy’s on the grass. If you don’t have any you could collect  while out for a walk. After you have collected some daisy’s join them together … Continue reading →

Listen to the story of the crayons, what can you find out about them? There are some ideas to think about below   Which crayons were happy 😀 and which were sad ☹? Can you remember one things that each … Continue reading →

In the picture below they are sorting buttons into different jars by the size. You can do this activity with anything from stones to leaves etc. if using buttons or other colourful items this will also provide opportunities to talk … Continue reading →

Here is an activity to help aid your child’s language and communication skills. You and your child can take turns at filing the bag with a few toys and then describing what objects you have for the child to guess. … Continue reading →

Kyle has been practicing his rhyme of the week and wanted to show his friends. well done 👍🏽 x IMG_3954

Lets talk about things that makes us happy and draw a picture of it. It could be a favourite toy, person, food, song, story, activity or place? To explore our feelings, you could sing “If your happy and you know … Continue reading →