Two-Headed Monster’s block tower fell over, and Two-Headed is feeling frustrated! His friend Mr. Andy from Headspace has a monster meditation that can help. When you’re feeling frustrated, sometimes it can help to take a break and blow out your imaginary candle before trying a task again. Watch and learn!
Print out this I Spy game from Paper Trail Designs and let your kids hunt for all the different letters on the page. Can you spot all seven Rs? This is a great way to practice counting and letter recognition.
Please remember to use the phonics sounds for the letters, rather than the letter ‘name’. For help pronouncing the phonetic sound of each letter as your child will learn them in school, check out this helpful video and phonics guide from Oxford Owl.
This simple game can be played anywhere and will help your child practice their memory skills.
Each player starts off with the same sentence: ‘I packed my granny’s trunk and in it I put…’ The player completes the sentence with any object they can think of. For example, ‘I packed my granny’s trunk and in it I put a shirt.’
The next player repeats the previous sentence and must add a new object: ‘I packed my granny’s trunk and in it I put a shirt and a monkey.’ In turn, each player has to remember what the past players have said and add their own item.
For older players, you may wish to increase the difficultly of the game by requiring each new item to start with the next letter of the alphabet. For example alligator, banana, cupcake, etc.
Print out this I Spy game from Paper Trail Designs and let your kids hunt for all the different shapes on the page. Can you spot all five circles? This is a great way to practice counting and learn about different shapes.
Print out this I Spy game from Paper Trail Designs and let your kids hunt for all the different fruits and vegetables on the page. Can you spot all seven bananas? This is a great way to practice counting and talk about healthy eating.
Get outside in the sunshine with this Outdoor Challenge game from Early Years Story Box. Just print the two pages, cut out the cards, and you are ready to play!
Print out this I Spy game from Paper Trail Designs and let your kids hunt for all the different natural objects on the page. Can you spot all six ladybirds?