Have fun making your own playdough! You could use it to practise making your sounds, making numbers, making objects to count or share… it’s up to you.
There are lots of ideas for playdough and playdough mats on Twinkl which are free to download at the moment. (These are good tucked safely inside a plastic wallet so that the playdough can be used on top without damaging the paper).
Hi folks, please see below for some PE activities from our very own Mr D. This is a 4 week grid and the links work if you click and open the download version at the bottom of the post. Have fun!
PE-Grid-Early-St-Johns· Your nursery will provide guidance and information to you as to how to best support your child’s learning through play at home.
Guidance on developing appropriate experiences and activities will be shared with you by your nursery.
· Children at this stage in their development learn best through real-life experiences, not formal teaching.
· Your setting will continue to update and build on previous experiences over time. Individual nurseries will share this information in a way that best suits their local community.
· Many activities will require everyday items that you may already have around the house, which we call ‘Loose Parts’ e.g. bottle tops, cardboard tubes and boxes.
· Research tells us that the best way to support our children’s learning at this stage is time and attention from an adult, lots of spoken language and reading.
· If your nursery uses eLearning journals please share your children’s activities and experiences through photos and comments.
Here are some ideas for learning at home for nursery and Primary 1 learners….
Learning-Grid-Early-Level