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Outdoor Play: Making Potions
My eldest daughter has been an avid potion maker all her life. We are always finding concoctions in her bathroom and when she was young she would leave them on the windowsill of her bedroom or on the side of … Continue reading
Autism Awareness Month: Parenting a Child on the Autistic Spectrum # Story 3: The Wilkins Family–A Step Parent’s Story.
The Wilkins family; Kirsty, Mark and Connor(4). Kirsty separated from Connor’s father when he was small. Kirsty and Mark lived in Local Authority housing and were expecting a child together. Connor received a diagnosis of autism at the age of … Continue reading
Autism Awareness Month: Parenting a Child on the Autistic Spectrum # Story 2 : The Simpson Family–A Single Parent’s Perspective
The Simpson family are Leanne, Chloe (age 6) and Robert (age 3). Leanne separated from the children’s father before Robert was born. Robert received a diagnosis of autism when he was 2 years 4 months. The main concerns at this time … Continue reading
Autism Awareness Month: Parenting an Autistic Child # Story 1:The Evans Family.
Before I had my own children I had a really rewarding job, working with families with pre-school children on the Autistic spectrum. As a parent myself, I now appreciate even more how challenging life was for these families and how … Continue reading
Juice Recipes for Kids: Inspired by ‘The Hungry Caterpillar.’
In a bid to get more healthy we recently invested in a juicer. I now start every day with a healthy mean green as featured in the film ‘Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead’. It looks pretty grim but I assure … Continue reading
Posted in books, healthy diet, parenting, reading, world book day
Tagged hungry caterpillar, hungry caterpillar juice, Juice, kids juice recipes, mean green, recipes
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Happy 40th Birthday to The Hungry Caterpillar – 10 Hungry Caterpillar Inspired Activities
To celebrate the 40th birthday of one of the world’s most famous picture books, I have 10 Hungry Caterpillar inspired activities. Maths: Build caterpillars from dough or clay. Count the number of segments that make up the caterpillar. Play a matching game … Continue reading
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Tagged education, books, play, activities, Early Education, The Hungry Caterpillar, Eric Carle, Caterpillars, butterflies, butterfly farms, butterfly gardens, symmetry
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CBeebies – Magic Hands: Translating Poetry into British Sign Language
Often as parents we are unsure about introducing children to poetry, fearing that it is difficult to understand. My children however love poetry and will often choose to read it rather than prose. A new CBeebies programme Magic Hands launching soon … Continue reading
Outdoor Play:Water Painting
Getting my children to put things away when they are finished is often a struggle but sometimes it has its advantages. A tub and paintbrush were left on the driveway. After a few rainy days it inevitably filled with water. … Continue reading











