Hi everyone, I've found some very beautiful coluring pages and play worksheets which Im sure that your children will enjoy. It is possible for children to get the latest colouring pages and crafts in association with the latest movies and mini series. They could make a great way to keep children interested in the theme … Continue reading Thomas the tank engine: Printable materials
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During our second lunch time today, the children were talking between themselves when all of a sudden I hear a voice shouting out "Sir, Sir look what I have". I promptly looked over to see Z.B holding a piece of apple in his hand. he exclaimed that he loved apples because they are sweet. the … Continue reading Video quiz: At the harbour
The children had asked me if Thomas and his friends actually existed in the real world during circle time this morning. This instinctively began a discussion, so much so that we were kept engaged for over 45 minutes discussing every-bodies views. Since it had arrived time for break so we stopped and after I decided … Continue reading Thomas the Tank Engine Vs Real life
In the story of the tortoise and the hare, the children will learn key concepts about reading and book skills, such as reading from left to right and top to bottom as well as be able to listen to the book on demand which aids children in developing their phonetic awareness as well as increasing … Continue reading The Tortoise and the Hare Digital story
This game helps children to recognise colours and shapes. Each Shape Monster only 'eats' shapes which match its own body shape. When a child correctly selects a shape, that Shape Monster audibly reinforces the name of the shape. I think that by allowing children to play this game, they are, through a fun and captivating … Continue reading Shape Monsters Game
Lets learn the alphabet together, using this online game, to hear how to sound each letter of the alphabet as well as their names. This will help the children to develop letter recognition and letter intonation.
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