Alphabet Bingo in a Bottle
Alphabet Bingo is a simple, fun and engaging hands-on literacy game children can play to help them learn and recognise letters. Learning the letter […]
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3-4years
5 Green & Speckled Frogs Activity Ideas
5 Little Speckled Frogs or 5 Green Speckled Frogs has always been a favourite nursery rhyme of mine. The oral language and numeracy benefits
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Learning Letter Sounds – Letter ‘A’ Activity
Learning the letter sound first and then the letter name is important for reading and writing development. Here is a simple, fun and engaging hands-on
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Valentine’s Day Activities for Kids
Valentine’s Day Activities for Kids With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, I thought I would collate all the activities we have done so
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Learning Tray – Matching Colours
Matching and Sorting Colours with match sticks is fabulous hands-on fine motor learning tray. It is so simple to set up, colourful, engaging and
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Learning About Shapes with Play Dough
Play Dough is such a fun learning tool to play with and explore new concepts. With Miss 2 learning about shapes at the moment,
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Imaginative Play Felt Pizza
Create an opportunity for your child to take on the role as a pizza chef and play creatively as they pretend make different pizzas
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Sticky Easel Play Prompt – Sorting Shapes
Using an easel covered with sticky contact is a wonderful creative tool and canvas that will entice kids to play and learn about shapes.
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Hidden Shapes in the Salt Tray
What shapes can you find in the salt tray? They are hidden under the salt; use your paint brush to sift through the salt
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Planting a Garden
Imaginative play would have to be one of my most favourite kinds of play. I love how children can freely explore an imaginary world
