While Resus and I are bickering about the horrible new series of Scream Street in his bedroom, I get a visit from Bluey, who says she came to visit Scream Street for a reason. Is there any reason why?
Tuesday, 29 March 2022
Monday, 28 March 2022
Road Trip - Patience
In this lesson, children play a game of cloud watching to occupy their curious minds while waiting. This cloud watching game helped Elliot build confidence and have a clear voice, and it'll help children at your local learning centre develop speaking skills too!
Cloudland
Based on the Bluey Road Trip lesson. Meet Elliot, a young boy who has anxiety and autism. He has trouble dealing with friendships at the centre, so whenever there are loud noises, he claps his hands over his ears. That will all change one day, when he and his classmates go cloud watching...
Scream Street & Bluey - Primary & Parents
Four fun lessons for primary school teachers and parents!
Children consider ways to improve what needs fixing about the episodes of Scream Street that aired in 2020.
Children partake in writing challenges that'll help them discover what it means to 'protect the residents of Scream Street' from being used in entertainment.
Children partake in crafts themed around the Scream Street episode 'Haunted House' and its script form.
Children partake in crafts and a fun yoga exercise themed around the Bluey episode 'Sleepytime' and its stop-motion script form.
T Is For Tiger Craft
T is for teapot, tent, toes, and...TIGER! In Cliffhanger, Tim and Biscuits are part of the team 'The Tigers'. Teach children about the letter T as if it were something out of Sesame Street with this fun craft on how to colour in the tiger's first initial!
Toy Story Paper Plate Aliens
Oooooooooooh!
In the original Toy Story, Buzz encountered a tribe of squeaky aliens inside the crane machine. Woody came to rescue him, but he, Buzz and one of the aliens were abducted by the mean kid, Sid! Don't end up like some of Sid's toys - make your own alien and thank god there was such as place as Pizza Planet!
Pixar's Cliffhanger
Sunday, 27 March 2022
31 Kindness Activities For Kids
Today I'm celebrating caring and kindness with my story 'I'll Be Here'. In this story, a young girl named Abbie gets reassurance from her babysitter Phoebe when her parents go out for the evening. That's caring and kindness. Those other activities are caring and kindness too! Come on, give them a try!
Mother's Day Handprint Butterfly Card
Happy Mother's Day!
For this year, why don't you make a beautiful butterfly for the mum you love in your life? Or better yet, make a butterfly with you in it! This craft will show you the simple way on how to make a card to celebrate the one that gave birth to you like a butterfly came out of its cocoon!
I'll Be Here - Caring/Kindness
In this lesson, children discover how grateful they are for the families they embrace most in their lives.
Saturday, 26 March 2022
50 Days Of Bluey - Sleepytime
You don't have to look beyond the galaxy to find a great source of activities - it's right here! From making planets out of wool and marbled paper to learning how astronauts do stuff in space, Bingo and Floppy's intergalactic adventure is taken to a whole new level!
Friday, 25 March 2022
Sock It To Sarah
I had a fantastic time with Sarah and Libby today. Let me tell you all about it!
While Libby was at ASDA getting picnic things, I was glad I had my story bag with me. In case you didn't know, I created it only yesterday and I'm getting the hang of it already! I took out my My Little Pony pencil with the fluffy point and pictures of Rainbow Dash all over it and started writing the third story in my 'Magic Watch' things. I nominated my Winnie The Pooh notebook to be my starting point for I.B.F.Fs: The Magic Watch.
Later than expected, we went to Kardz in Alness, where I brought a beautiful pink glittery notebook. I'll share a picture of it someday, but above, here's a substitute!
We got there just in time, as in any minute now Sarah was going to a birthday party, with sandwiches and cake and everything. I showed Sarah what's in my blue binder, and I ate a hearty picnic lunch of sausage rolls, pork cocktail sausages, chocolate and Coke. I met a few other support workers here too, such as Siobhan, Ben and Charlotte. Everyone, and I mean everyone, was here! Tom kept playing tricks on me and telling support worker Fiona I was rude, but I managed to tell Libby. Unfortunately, everyone wasn't too sure about Brora opening up, but it was because of rising Covid cases and a wedding that Trish wouldn't be in service, so you know what I'm gonna do?
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