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Kirsty K
Apr 30, 20201 min read
5 fun ways with Duplo - EYFS maths
Colour sorting Ask your child to put the bricks in colour order. If there are different amounts of bricks in each colour chat to your...
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Kirsty K
Apr 29, 20202 min read
How to grow a Gummy bear- exploring osmosis
While most sugary sweets will dissolve in water, gummy bears are made from gelatin, which prevents them from dissolving. This is a fun,...
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Kirsty K
Apr 27, 20201 min read
Iced biscuits
Were you even born in the 80's or 90's if you didn't ice and decorate a rich tea biscuit?! Parents who can't bake, this one's for you!!...
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Kirsty K
Apr 27, 20201 min read
Sock bean bags
This is a fab physical activity that encourages turn taking and helps with hand-eye co-ordination. To make your sock bean bags you will...
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Kirsty K
Apr 27, 20201 min read
Shaving foam and paint
This is a fun, sensory art activity which little ones love! It is guaranteed to get messy but that's all part of the fun! You will need:...
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Kirsty K
Apr 27, 20201 min read
Painting with Sticklebricks
Leo was desperate to do some painting so to mix it up a bit I got out his Sticklebricks and he had great fun using them to create some...
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Kirsty K
Apr 27, 20201 min read
Colander and pipe cleaners
A very easy to do activity that is great for fine motor practice. Simply encourage your child to push the pipe cleaners through the holes...
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Kirsty K
Apr 27, 20201 min read
Bubble wrap painting
This is a fun, mess free art activity that is great as a tummy time activity or for babies who are sitting up but not yet moving. Simply...
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Kirsty K
Apr 27, 20201 min read
4 ways with Uno
Most people have a set of Uno cards in their house, here is a great EYFS maths activity for those who are yet to play Uno as the gam...
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Kirsty K
Apr 26, 20201 min read
Unicorn Hair - cooked spaghetti play
Cooked spaghetti is a fun sensory activity suitable from babies -adults! It is super easy to make and you can leave it plain and let your...
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Kirsty K
Apr 22, 20202 min read
Painting on foil with Puffy Paint
Puffy paint is really easy to make and provides a fab, fun sensory experience. It is great for painting on a vertical surface, such as an...
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Kirsty K
Apr 10, 20201 min read
Melting Ice cubes experiment
The aim of this experiment is to find out what melts ice faster. Sand, salt or sugar. The kids Hatchimals were captured and frozen and...
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Kirsty K
Apr 5, 20202 min read
Water beads
Water beads are a fab sensory activity for all ages. I've yet to come across a child who doesn't have a blast playing with them. They are...
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Kirsty K
Apr 5, 20202 min read
EYFS Maths - 3 ways with lolly sticks.
I have been making up some busy bags for use when we are out for lunch or dinner. Now that is not going to be happening for a while they...
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Kirsty K
Apr 4, 20201 min read
Blow painting
Blow painting is a fun alternative way for the kids to be creative and is a great Occupational therapy activity too which can aid their...
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Kirsty K
Apr 4, 20201 min read
Lemon and lime volcanoes
Here is another super easy STEM activity which the kids will love! You will need: Lemons and limes - or any citrus fruit Food colouring...
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Kirsty K
Mar 31, 20201 min read
Musical water glasses
This is a fun STEM activity which Ella loved! It's super easy to do and provides a whole host of learning. WHAT YOU NEED: Glasses (glass...
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Kirsty K
Mar 31, 20201 min read
Colour mixing with ice cubes
A fun, easy STEM activity which teaches simple colour mixing. Discovering which colours are made when mixing different primary colours...
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Kirsty K
Mar 31, 20201 min read
Dinosaur swamp
This is another super easy to do at home activity and is an awesome sensory activity too. It is suitable for all ages too and taste safe...
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Kirsty K
Nov 274 min read
How to babyproof your Christmas tree
Having P.O.P.D (perfect ornament placement disorder) and a baby who is now on the move, means that your Christmas cheer may be turning...
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Kirsty K
Nov 273 min read
How to survive Christmas with the kids
Tis’ the season to be jolly...unless you have kids, and then quite frankly, it can be anything but jolly. There's nothing like seeing...
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