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Build a castle for St George’s Day

Build a castle for St George’s Day

A brave knight called George has been very busy fighting a dragon all day and needs a place to rest that is safe from the dragon. Can you build him a large, strong castle?
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Paint a pot and plant flower seeds

Paint a pot and plant flower seeds

At the beginning of May and on May Day people celebrate with lots of traditions like maypole dancing and making flower crowns. The celebrations usually involve lots of colours and flowers. Today, you are going to have your own celebration, paint your own super colourful plant pot and plant some flower seeds.
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Make a butterfly feeder

Make a butterfly feeder

You might start to see lots of butterflies fluttering about in the garden or at the park during springtime. However, there may not be a lot of flowers around in early spring, so you can help the butterflies by making a special butterfly feeder.
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Hot cross buns activity

Hot cross buns activity

Hot cross buns are a delicious Easter treat. Do you know the song about them? Learn the song and complete the activity.
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Foil boat paddling pool challenge

Foil boat paddling pool challenge

Did you know you can make a boat out of kitchen foil? This activity is a challenge to see who can make a foil boat that will stay floating and hold the most pennies. Let's make a splash!
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Colours of the month nature walk

Colours of the month nature walk

Today you are going to explore the colours you can see during this time of year. Visit a nature reserve or a local park with some crayons and this sheet and have a look at all the different colours you can see. Which colours can you find?
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Spring flowers counting to 6

Spring flowers counting to 6

In spring you will see lots of flowers and plants starting to grow. Can you count out the correct number of leaves for the flowers below? Help your grown-up cut out the lovely leaves on the next page and then stick the correct number of leaves on each flower
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Spot the winter patterns

Spot the winter patterns

Can you spot the patterns on these winter scarves? Colour the scarves to complete the patterns.
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Scottish shortbread baking

Scottish shortbread baking

This activity can be done as part of Burns Night celebrations or simply as a delicious baking and learning activity.
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Rainbow activity: read poem

Rainbow activity: read poem

Have you ever seen a beautiful rainbow? You might see one when there are lots of sunshine and rain showers in the same day. Read this rainbow poem with your little one and talk about your favourite colours, then follow the instructions to make a windsock.
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New year inspiration activity

New year inspiration activity

The start of a new year is very exciting! Help your little one to think about the year ahead and challenge them to draw a picture of something they are excited about this year.
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Mother’s Day activity

Mother’s Day activity

Mother’s Day is a special day to celebrate amazing mummies, grandmothers or other special mummy figures in your life. Today, you will think about your mummy and why she is special to you.
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Make snow dough

Make snow dough

Let it snow with this fun sensory activity! Are you ready to make your own snow? Follow these instructions and then play to your heart’s content.
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Caterpillar and butterfly playdough patterns

Caterpillar and butterfly playdough patterns

Did you know that butterflies start as caterpillars? Perhaps you have heard stories about caterpillars and butterflies or seen some outside. Practise your pattern making skills on these caterpillars and butterflies.
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Coffee filter leaves activity

Coffee filter leaves activity

Today you are going to use science to make a beautiful selection of autumn leaves.
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Pumpkin spice playdough activity

Pumpkin spice playdough activity

Today you are going to make some seasonal pumpkin spice playdough. Are you ready to get stuck in?
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Milk fireworks science activity

Milk fireworks science activity

Can you make fireworks using food colouring and milk? Let's find out in this fun science experiments for Nursery children.
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Corn-filled scarecrow shaker

Corn-filled scarecrow shaker

Let's make some noise! Follow these instructions to make your own scarecrow shaker. This is a great activity for Nursery children, that will improve their co-ordination skills and keep them occupied for hours.
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Examining materials

Examining materials

Our lives are full of wonderful and different materials. Today you are going to have a look at some of the things you have in your home and see if you can sort them into different types of materials.
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Thirsty flowers experiment

Thirsty flowers experiment

Plants need water to live and grow, and they usually get it from the soil. But how does the water get from the roots up to the leaves and flowers? This exciting experiment will help you to see how a flower gets its water.
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