Great fun and really effective results. YOU WILL NEED: A balloon: blow it really small and tie a knot to secure it Some liquide paint in several trays – small plates are good Paper or card Something to protect the table An apron for the child PROCESS: It is best Read more…
I have collected a few of my favourite childhood objects into these frames: You can add an interesting background paper or card. I made my background paper with recycled bits of papers in a food processor. I think that colour coordinating the objects makes the frames more pleasing to look Read more…
GOOD REASONS FOR USING AT TIMER: It teaches the concept of time It helps with learning to operate a timer You child will learn to recognise digital numbers Timing play can be useful when you have a busy schedule It is fun to involve the child rather than hurry him/her Read more…
YOU WILL NEED: Play-dough cutters Small plates Optional – a piece of card/paper and a marker for YOU to write the addition on (Just before you pay) AIM OF THE GAME: Introduce “verbally” and “visually” the concept of addition. There is no number recognition or recording here. (only right at Read more…