Children love growing plants and love being in the outdoors but they’re often impatient, wanitng to see instant results so all the activities can be done in an afternoon. Getting out in the fresh air is a brilliant for your child’s physical and brain development but you don’t need a garden to get involved. […]
It’s National Children’s Gardening Week Read More »
Join us for a Healthy Walk the Easter – the Troll Way! We’ll be on the look out for Trolls and exploring colours, textures and feelings along the way. Check out the full Easter Timetable
Healthy Walks – The Troll Way! Read More »
The Early Years Alliance Family Time Tips offer fun, practical tips and advice to promote children’s learning and development. Activities have been chosen to ensure they positively support your child as they learn through play. The categories include: Healthy Recipes Getting Creative with Nature Painting and Drawing Wellbeing Simply browse the categories on their website and
Family Time Tips – a round up of free children’s activities to try Read More »
Children learn all the time and using a theme they enjoy is a useful way to engage and inspire them, so what will my child learn when learning about animals? We have put together information using ‘Tiny Tim’ as an example – Activity Sheets, videos and words to the song referred to in this post
Hello, my name is Anne Coppendale I am Early Year’s Practitioner and I thought it would be nice to keep in touch with you all sharing with you what Tummy Time is, why its important for your baby and show some activities you can do with your baby. Why does my baby need to do Tummy
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Children under two belong outside (Jim Greenman 1988) We think that the outdoors is very important for everyone, especially young children, so we devised a course to share what we have learned over the years. The course is called OWL Babies – Outdoors While Learning. We have put together some information for you from reports
The Special Nature of the Outdoors Read More »
Hi there My name is Sandra Faucher and I am an Early Years Practitioner for Lewisham Children and Family Centres. I’m going to share with you some information about Messy Play and I’ve put together some simple ideas and recipes to make it fun during these challenging times. I hope you enjoy it. What is
Update 02/09/2021 The Horniman Museum will now be bringing these sessions to your family to all EYA Children and Family Centres – see poster below for details. Busy Bees (Under 5s storytelling) at the Horniman Museum & Gardens By Rose Mitchell, Family Learning Co-ordinator for the Horniman Museum & Gardens The Horniman Museum and Gardens
Story Time with the Horniman Museum – UPDATE! Read More »
Hello my name is Cordelle Parkinson. I am a Community Outreach Worker, and my role is to support families to access activities delivered by Lewisham Children & Family Centres. We thought it would be nice to share with you some fantastic ideas for mindfulness and relaxation, that you could do at home with your children
Mindfulness Online Sessions for Families start soon Read More »
HALF TERM ACTIVITIES! We have a number of activities planned for Half Term Week. 🍃 Healthy Walks at Evelyn 🍁 Sing It, Move It, Messy Play and more at Honor Oak 🎨 Art Competition 🍄 Halloween Activity Ideas All sessions have to be booked, so please see the posters below and email or call to
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