Ideas for home learning
To all our parents, carers and friends, we have created this evolving page with useful links to help you keep the children engaged while they are at home with you. We have grouped them to try and help you find what you might be looking for. We will continue to add to this as time passes, so keep popping back to see if there is something new for you to try. If you have any suggestions you can send them on to the email address at the bottom of the page.
Keep yourselves busy, stay safe and follow the government guidance. We are here if you need us, just call the school or email us.
Keep yourselves busy, stay safe and follow the government guidance. We are here if you need us, just call the school or email us.
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Additional support and advice for Parents.
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See information below for links to various activities and websites for helpful information:
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Looking after your own mental health
Having good mental health helps us relax more, achieve more and enjoy our lives more. Here you will find expert advice and practical tips to help you look after your mental health and wellbeing.
Early Years Useful websites:
These are in addition to those on the document at the top of the page, and contain useful information in understanding and supporting your child's development.
Big Little Moments (via LEAP)
Hungry Little Minds
Power of Play (via Great Ormond Street Hospital)
Early Years Family Resources - Ideas to support your child's communication skills
Virtual Nature School - Daily sessions on YouTube to do outside with children. The previous sessions are available on the site. These are fun and exciting ways to continue to learn when outdoors.
The imagination tree has great ideas to do at home
Little bins for little hands with nice ideas
Scavenger hunts to do around the home and outside:
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Books:
The 3 books below are to share with young children to spark a conversation about current issues that might be worrying your children. 'George' is about loss and bereavement,' Pim' is about not being able to go to school and 'Teddy's Birthday' is about having a birthday during lockdown.
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This link takes you to 2 books written for young children during the Covid-19 lockdown. One is about loss, and the other helps to explain why we haven't been able to go out, or to nursery. They are lovely stories to read to your children. There are also some activity suggestions to do together.
Stories and activities to share with your children:
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