Practising scissors skills

Practising using a scissors with your child is always time well spent. Old birthday cards are great for cutting up and there are loads of practice sheets on various websites - www.activityvillage.co.uk/cutting-skills-printables

Can we make a house for a mouse or a hole for a vole?

We collected lots of different materials - twigs, leaves, boxes, fabric etc to makes homes for toy animals. We used describing words such as soft, rough and comfy! We really enjoyed it!

Finding out about animal homes

We talked about different animal homes and then cut out pictures of animals and matched them to their home. We had to cut along the lines and glue the pictures into place. We worked so hard!

Numicon hide and seek!

We've had fun learning g outdoors finding numicon pieces, counting the holes and match them to the number line.
We've also been practising writing 'd'. Ask them to show you at home.

Holes, spaces and hiding places

We had lots of fun at our field building dens, tents and learning how to play hide and seek! Mia even made an arial for her house!

Making dens and having so much fun

We worked together to make our very own dens...

 Alfie worked and worked until his tent was finished…

That's it Ethan…. pull the blanket over to make a roof…

 Wow! Amelia and Aston made a brilliant den under the picnic table…

 Looks a great hiding place…

Playing a game of hide and seek - count to 20 Alexa and try not to peep!!

That's it, Cleo and Lucy - you made a lovely shelter

 Clever idea to use the foam bricks to hold the blankets in place…

Is this a den or an adventure playground? Alexa, Isabelle and Oscar worked as a team to help build this...

It's great to see our friends again!