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Day 5

Starter Activity - Smoothie making

Today we are exploring fruit! And although this is a smoothie making activity I would really like you to focus on exploring the ingredients with your senses. What do they smell like? What do the feel like? Do they have a peel? What happens if you mix one ingredient with another? Do you like the way they taste? Can you help chop the fruit up?

Maybe you have just created the most delicious smoothie ever and will have it for breakfast every day! Who knows?

 

Activity 1 – My Independence: Life skills

Good morning! Today we are going to be thinking about what we will be wearing today. Look outside at the weather (or maybe your weather chart) and think about the best clothes for today.

Activity 1-            Now you know what the weather is like perhaps you can choose your clothes. Can you put them on?

Activity 2-            Sing our special song!

Activity 3-            Can you choose clothes for your grown up or teddy and then help them get dressed?

Activity 4-            Twinkl activity sheet. Dressing for the seasons activity. Can you cut out the clothes and put them in the right place?

Activity 5-            Getting dressed sequencing cards. Can you put the cards in the order that you get dressed?

 

 

Activity 2 – My Thinking and problem solving – Shape

Good morning! Today we are going to sort shapes.

In your pack, you will find shape labels, together practise your cutting skill and cut them out.

Get your child to write the names of each shape next to the picture, and then place them on the floor with some space in between them.

Now challenge your child to find items around the house that could go under each shape.

I would love to see what you find so please take photos!

 

 

Activity 3 - My Creativity and play-Messy play or fine motor skills.

In these sessions, we will give you two options, in case you do not have certain materials at home.  Pick an activity and enjoy!

 

Option 1-Shaving foam-wet messy play.

Suggested materials needed;

Shaving foam (the cheap supermarket own ones are perfect),

Any of the following to make marks in the foam;

Paintbrush,

Glue spreader,

lollipop stick,

comb,

stick.

 

Activity-Squirt some foam onto a plastic surface (PVC table cloth, tray or plastic chopping board).  Have fun exploring it with your hands.  Squeeze hands, splat them and clap them together (be prepared for a snow storm of foam).  Enjoy getting messy.  Use your fingers or any of the tools to make marks on the table in the foam.  Can you make circles or lines going across, up or down, zigzags or wavy lines?

 Describe the texture of the foam. How does the foam play make you feel? Does it make you feel calm?  Why?

Extension-Draw or make a list of activities that make you feel calm and plan to do one each day next week.

Option 2-Dry messy play.

Suggested materials needed;

One dry material that is safe if eaten-such as flour, cornflour, dry angel delight/whipped dessert powder, dry hot chocolate powder, custard powder, dried milk powder.

Any of the following to make marks;

Paintbrush,

Glue spreader,

lollipop stick,

comb,

stick.

 

Activity-Sprinkle the powder into a table or into a tray.  Put your fingers into it, how does it smell, feel, taste?  Enjoy getting messy.  Use your fingers or any of the tools to make marks in the powder.  Can you make circles or lines going across, up or down, zigzags or wavy lines? 

Describe the texture of the powder. How does the powder play make you feel? Does it make you feel calm?  Why?

Extension-Draw or make a list of activities that make you feel calm and plan to do one each day next week.

 

 
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