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This is the link to BBC schools Number Time 6

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Staying with produce from farms, using oats as the main ingredient.  Can you make these delicious flap jacks.  You can make them even more nutritious by adding raisins, nuts, or other dried fruit like cranberries or chopped dried mango.

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We would love to see some pictures of your plants growing! Mrs Morrow planted her beans and peas.  They have started to grow.  She has planted them out in her vegetable patch.

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Lots of different stories about Apple Tree Farm.  Poppy and Sam have lots of adventures.

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Using cornflour and food colouring.
Mix 2 parts cornflour, 1 part water.  Add food colouring.
Your child can explore the gloop- how it feels and moves.  Is it a liquid or a solid

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Use your wheeled vehicle (bike,trike,tractor,digger) pedalling around your outside area or park. Collect items like bark, leaves, grass or flowers. Place them into your vehicle or into a backpack.

When you get back use some cello tape and tape it around your wrist...sticky side out.  Place some of the things you have found onto your bracelet.

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Encourage your child to learn new vocabulary relating to farm animals. Naming different parts of the animals’ bodies. Like hooves, claws, udder, mane, horns,

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Using the picture below, see what animals your child knows and can name.

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Have some stretching fun on the farm and with some nursery rhymes.

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On The Farm | Yoga for Toddlers | Yoga Time! - Cosmic Kids

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Can you draw 6 ladybirds, each with 6 legs and 6 spots on their body.

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Finding out where wool comes from.  Looking at which farm animals give us wool.

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On a tray or small table place 4/5 farm themed items.  Let your child look at the items for a few minutes.  Get them to turn away and you remove one of the items.  See if they can tell you which item has been removed.  If this is too easy add more items.

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The children love this game
1. Make a base ‘home’ some where off the the ground like a sofa or a chair.
2. Place cushions on the floor and on each cushion set a piece of paper with a number on it (0-10).
3. Start from the sofa each time and call out a number that you child has to find.  Jumping from cushion to cushion without touching the ground.
4. For every number the collect correctly they get a point.  This can be a game for all the family.