Can you find the words in the rhyme that sound alike, can you think of other words that sound like these words as well?
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Make your own rainbow fish
Weaving, finger painting, printing, colouring in, cutting and gluing are all ways to develop your child’s fine motor skills.
Why not use the Christmas cards you are going to discard to make the scales for your own Rainbow Fish.
Use a cereal box to cut out a fish shape cut slots in the card where you could use leftover wrapping paper to weave in between to create your fish.
Using clothes pegs to hold cotton wool or if mums and dads have any bottle corks use these to print the scales on your fish shape.
Or using whatever you can find around the house make a mosaic fish by cutting small bits of car/paper using these to create the scales.
Rainbow Fish
Home Made Bird Feeders
Here are a few different ideas on how to make different bird feeders.
We always have great fun in nursery making bird feeders and learning about taking care of the birds in winter.
Make your own bird feeder using Cheerio’s (breakfast cereal)
Thread breakfast ‘Cheerio’s’ onto string, pipe cleaners, wire, or wool. Tie the ends tightly and hang them on your fence post, tree branches or washing line.
Make a recycled Bird Feeder
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Make a recycled bird feeder from the bottles you would normally throw away. This will require adult help with cutting. Be aware of nut allergies!
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Make your own Bird Cake
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Carefully make a small hole in the bottom of a yoghurt pot. Thread string through the hole and tie a knot on the inside. Leave enough string so that you can tie the pot to a tree or your bird table.
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Ice Lanterns
Big Garden Birdwatch Poster
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Robin Collared dove Magpie Long-tailed tit Female Blackbird Male Woodpigeon Male Female House sparrow Great tit Birdwatch Garden 29-31 January 2021 Starling Goldfinch Coal tit
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Why not join in with the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch?
Sign up and receive your very own pack. This pack includes posters of birds, how to identify different types birds, a form to record your findings (unless you choose to do this online), and a guide explaining about the survey. This takes place anytime that suits you, for one hour in your day, between 29th and 31st of January.
If you look further into the site you will find ideas to make bird cake, bird feeders, how to care for birds in the winter, how to identify their songs and much, much more.
The website has loads of fantastic information for you to search. Although it is mainly about birds it also has great pictures and advice about other garden creatures, bugs, and insects. Have a look!!
(PLEASE NOTE : BUYING THE MEMBERSHIP IS A SEPERATE OPTION. THIS DOES NOT NEED TO BE COMPLETED UNLESS YOU WANT TO)
Early Reading video
The Biggest Snowman Ever Story
Snowman Song
Although the snow has melted away for now, I’m sure there has been lots of snow fun had over the past week or so! Here is a simple snowman song to keep the snow fun going…
