Goldilocks broke baby bear’s chair. Can you build him a new one ?  Have a look for items around your house that you could use including cardboard boxes, building blocks or even in you paper recycling box.

The three bears enjoy a healthy bowl of porridge for breakfast.  Here are some examples of silly animal toast which you can make with toast, spread and any fruit you have at home.  What animal can you make ?  

  Ask an adult to help you mark a grid of 12 squares on three pieces of paper leave one grid blank write numbers 0-10 on two of your grids collect stones,pebbles, sticks, flowers or petals and leaves sort them … Continue reading →

Fruit Prints Cut apples or pears in half, dip cut side in paint, and make prints. Mystery Paint Have the children paint using lemon juice.  Let the painting dry overnight. It will be invisible.  Place each child’s paper under several layers … Continue reading →

Here is a link to the Kitchen Disco story and tasks with Mr Stokes.

Sounds of spring sing along with me to the tune of twinkle, twinkle little star. To make it even more fun, make faces into a mirror when you sing the sounds 🐝    

  We explored mathematical language related to size in the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears including smallest, middle sized and biggest. Can you find things at home or in your garden and put them in order of size. … Continue reading →

Do you remember this fairytale ? Can you join in with familiar parts of the story ? Using different voices for each character will help bring the story to life🐻🐻🐻

Today, on your daily walk, or outside in your garden, look for some sticks, small stones and leaves or anything you see and try to make your own mini garden and build a wee house too. Here’s one my friends … Continue reading →

What can you see in the clouds in this photo ? I can see a crocodile ! Why don’t you have a look at  the clouds as they roll by today and see what you can see.  It could be a … Continue reading →