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1) Design and annotate your ideal Spring garden

2) Create an indoor and/or outdoor scavenger hunt. You aren't allowed to add anything to the spaces. Play with your family.

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Thursday night = KS4 Theatre night - click on link below

Parent permission required. Some choice language - only suitable for Y9 and 10.

After watching - You could write a review or design a programme for these productions too.

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Unmissable theatre, whenever you want it

With National Theatre at Home, you can stream unmissable British theatre anytime, anywhere.

Watch world class plays from the comfort of your home. With new plays added every month you can watch brand new productions fresh from the National Theatre stages or delve into the treasure trove of classics.

Get up close to all the twists and turns, laughter and heart break with some of the biggest names of stage and screen.

Subscribe for unlimited access from £9.99 a month or pay for a single play.

Start streaming

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How it works:

New plays added every month, so there's always something new to look forward to.

Unlimited access. Watch whatever you want, whenever you want with no time-limits.

Watch at home or on-the-go, on any internet browser or through the National Theatre at Home app, available on iOS, Android, Amazon Fire TV and Roku TV.

Early access to new titles and exclusive behind-the-scenes content.

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Subtitles and Access provision

Captions

All of our plays and video content on National Theatre at Home have closed captioning for d/Deaf and hard of hearing audiences.

For more information about how to turn on captions, please visit the Vimeo Help Centre.

Audio Description

Each Audio Described performance is accompanied by Intro Notes (in MP4 format) that describe the story, set, cast and costumes for audiences to listen to in advance of watching the production.

You can find more information about our Audio Description offer here.

Bloomberg Philanthropies, Global Head of Corporate Philanthropy Jemma Read:

We are proud to partner with the National Theatre to bring world-leading performances to an audience of unprecedented size and diversity. At Bloomberg Philanthropies, we believe that art can inspire social change and economic growth and we're delighted to be able to support creative communities as we map out our recovery together.

National Theatre at Home is supported by The Linbury Trust

With thanks to support from our Partner for Learning, Bank of America

Official Card Partner of the National Theatre

Please note: National Theatre at Home is for individual personal use only. Using the platform for any kind of public screening is against our terms of service. More information.

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National Theatre at Home: unforgettable British theatre

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BSL (British sign language) are currently offering a 20 hour qualification in BSL. Teach yourself online and get the qualification!

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British Sign Language - Learn BSL Online

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British Sign Language online course, free resources, games, information, and greeting cards. Learn British Sign Language today.

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Some fun maths tasks - click to download

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Some fun maths tasks - click to download

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Some fun Maths tasks - click to download

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Make an Easter treat - hot cross buns or decorated Easter cake!

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Choreograph a dance routine - below is an example!

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BRC - 5 Acts of kindness

Think of five kind acts you can do over the next few weeks. Perhaps you could teach a relative a new skill, cook a meal for the family or help with some jobs around the house.

Remember by staying at home as much as possible you are all helping save lives - this could be one of your kind acts.

Washing hands for 20 seconds with soap and water and maintaining a safe distance from others when you go outside are all acts of kindness.

You could record your five kind acts and then look back at what you’ve achieved.

Or share on social media “I’m being kind by…”

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Power of kindness calendar

Find out how children and young people can practise kindness every day during the coronavirus emergency

As the UK faces a global coronavirus pandemic, things can feel a little uncertain and even overwhelming. But, during these difficult times, one thing is clear: small acts of kindness make a big difference.

Across the country, there has been an outpouring of kindness and children and young people can play their role too. By understanding what we can all do to help tackle this virus, they'll gain a sense of stability and resilience.

The power of kindness calendar helps children and young people learn about and carry out kind acts. There are different sets of kindness activities for both primary school children and secondary school students. For younger learners, facilitators and children will think of kind acts they can do during the month and add them to the blank calendar. For example, they could be more helpful at home, write to a relative or think about how they can safely help someone in the community. For older learners the activities can be carried out individually or together as a family.

Learning objectives

By taking part in the power of kindness calendar activities, children and young people will:

learn about the power of kindness

carry out kind acts

consider how they can be kind to themselves and others

Resource overview

1. Power of kindness calendar
Use the blank calendar to record daily acts of kindness. They can use this to look back on all they have achieved.

2. Activities of kindness
Read the supporting guidance for some ideas for different activities and ideas of daily acts of kindness. There are two different documents, one for primary and one for secondary age groups. Ideas include:

learning about kindness

being grateful

ways to cope

kindness in the community

3. My kind acts
The record card helps children and young people decide on five kind acts that they'll each do during the month. They can use this to look back on all they have achieved.

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Free kindness calendar for children and young people

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Power of kindness calendar Find out how children and young people can practise kindness every day during the coronavirus emergency As the UK faces a global coronavirus pandemic, things can feel a little uncertain and even overwhelming. But, during these difficult times, one thing is clear: small acts of kindness make a big difference.

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Weekdays 11am - Science with Maddie Moate

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maddie "maddie moate" "do you know?" cbeebies "maddies do you know?" education curious science wildlife animals travel kids children school letsgolive "lets ...

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Hi everyone, I'm Maddie! This channel is where I like to share my adventures and discoveries as I ask questions and go in search of answers. Packed with videos about animals, plants, travel and technology, there's always something new to learn and explore! Subscribe to join the adventure and always #staycurious!

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Plan an Easter egg hunt at home for your families. Put together riddles, clues and hints to help them locate them. These could include mathematics equations, close passages, scientific questions etc.

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Create an Easter song with their family to sing? It's trending right now!

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Write a piece of Easter creative writing

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Ways to copeBeing calm in a crisis can mean we are able to support others. Have you ever done any breathing exercises, meditation or mindfulness? This could really help in a difficult situation. Practise an immediate coping technique called Bubble breathing:

- Close your eyes and notice your breathing.

- Take in a deep breath and slowly release it, imagine you are blowing into a large bubble that is increasing in size.

- Then take another deep breath in and breathe slowly out to make the bubble even bigger.  Do this as many times as needed to feel calm.  - How do you feel now? Calmer?

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Power of kindness calendar

Find out how children and young people can practise kindness every day during the coronavirus emergency

As the UK faces a global coronavirus pandemic, things can feel a little uncertain and even overwhelming. But, during these difficult times, one thing is clear: small acts of kindness make a big difference.

Across the country, there has been an outpouring of kindness and children and young people can play their role too. By understanding what we can all do to help tackle this virus, they'll gain a sense of stability and resilience.

The power of kindness calendar helps children and young people learn about and carry out kind acts. There are different sets of kindness activities for both primary school children and secondary school students. For younger learners, facilitators and children will think of kind acts they can do during the month and add them to the blank calendar. For example, they could be more helpful at home, write to a relative or think about how they can safely help someone in the community. For older learners the activities can be carried out individually or together as a family.

Learning objectives

By taking part in the power of kindness calendar activities, children and young people will:

learn about the power of kindness

carry out kind acts

consider how they can be kind to themselves and others

Resource overview

1. Power of kindness calendar
Use the blank calendar to record daily acts of kindness. They can use this to look back on all they have achieved.

2. Activities of kindness
Read the supporting guidance for some ideas for different activities and ideas of daily acts of kindness. There are two different documents, one for primary and one for secondary age groups. Ideas include:

learning about kindness

being grateful

ways to cope

kindness in the community

3. My kind acts
The record card helps children and young people decide on five kind acts that they'll each do during the month. They can use this to look back on all they have achieved.

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Free kindness calendar for children and young people

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Power of kindness calendar Find out how children and young people can practise kindness every day during the coronavirus emergency As the UK faces a global coronavirus pandemic, things can feel a little uncertain and even overwhelming. But, during these difficult times, one thing is clear: small acts of kindness make a big difference.

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Parental supervision required!

An Eggsperiment in the home that you can take pictures of and share? E.g. reacting bicarbonate soda or antacid tablets with vinegar to make a rocket 😊

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Every Thursday and Sunday evening, the London Symphony Orchestra are showing a full length concert as they are unable to perform live in concert venues.

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London Symphony Orchestra concerts at the Barbican Centre in London, at LSO St Luke's on Old Street, and on tour around the world.

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London Symphony Orchestra concerts at the Barbican Centre in London, at LSO St Luke's on Old Street, and on tour around the world.

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Try learning a new language with DuoLingo. My daughter has decided to learn Italian while we're in lockdown - She loves this app.

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Duolingo is the world's most popular way to learn a language. It's 100% free, fun and science-based. Practice online on duolingo.com or on the apps!

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Decorate your own eggs; you could even research a theme for it or a cultural approach to it?

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Create a ‘colour by numbers’ design, online or drawn.

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Kindness in the community

Those currently self-isolating could be feeling lonely. Simple acts of kindness could make a big difference.

How could you virtually bring the community together? Could you organise a community virtual quiz for your street or do a newsletter? Could you write or telephone a neighbour or grandparent, to really raise spirits? Could you teach them a new skill over the phone?

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Power of kindness calendar

Find out how children and young people can practise kindness every day during the coronavirus emergency

As the UK faces a global coronavirus pandemic, things can feel a little uncertain and even overwhelming. But, during these difficult times, one thing is clear: small acts of kindness make a big difference.

Across the country, there has been an outpouring of kindness and children and young people can play their role too. By understanding what we can all do to help tackle this virus, they'll gain a sense of stability and resilience.

The power of kindness calendar helps children and young people learn about and carry out kind acts. There are different sets of kindness activities for both primary school children and secondary school students. For younger learners, facilitators and children will think of kind acts they can do during the month and add them to the blank calendar. For example, they could be more helpful at home, write to a relative or think about how they can safely help someone in the community. For older learners the activities can be carried out individually or together as a family.

Learning objectives

By taking part in the power of kindness calendar activities, children and young people will:

learn about the power of kindness

carry out kind acts

consider how they can be kind to themselves and others

Resource overview

1. Power of kindness calendar
Use the blank calendar to record daily acts of kindness. They can use this to look back on all they have achieved.

2. Activities of kindness
Read the supporting guidance for some ideas for different activities and ideas of daily acts of kindness. There are two different documents, one for primary and one for secondary age groups. Ideas include:

learning about kindness

being grateful

ways to cope

kindness in the community

3. My kind acts
The record card helps children and young people decide on five kind acts that they'll each do during the month. They can use this to look back on all they have achieved.

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Free kindness calendar for children and young people

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Power of kindness calendar Find out how children and young people can practise kindness every day during the coronavirus emergency As the UK faces a global coronavirus pandemic, things can feel a little uncertain and even overwhelming. But, during these difficult times, one thing is clear: small acts of kindness make a big difference.

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Discovering Kindness

Take some time to focus on positive news stories. You could collect all the stories about acts of kindness you have heard recently, such as musicians holding concerts on social media or balconies,  people offering to do each other’s shopping, or the way communities are coming together to support each other and appreciate health workers during this period. You could make a presentation, video or podcast and present your own ‘kindness news’ programme sharing all the positive news they can find.

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Power of kindness calendar

Find out how children and young people can practise kindness every day during the coronavirus emergency

As the UK faces a global coronavirus pandemic, things can feel a little uncertain and even overwhelming. But, during these difficult times, one thing is clear: small acts of kindness make a big difference.

Across the country, there has been an outpouring of kindness and children and young people can play their role too. By understanding what we can all do to help tackle this virus, they'll gain a sense of stability and resilience.

The power of kindness calendar helps children and young people learn about and carry out kind acts. There are different sets of kindness activities for both primary school children and secondary school students. For younger learners, facilitators and children will think of kind acts they can do during the month and add them to the blank calendar. For example, they could be more helpful at home, write to a relative or think about how they can safely help someone in the community. For older learners the activities can be carried out individually or together as a family.

Learning objectives

By taking part in the power of kindness calendar activities, children and young people will:

learn about the power of kindness

carry out kind acts

consider how they can be kind to themselves and others

Resource overview

1. Power of kindness calendar
Use the blank calendar to record daily acts of kindness. They can use this to look back on all they have achieved.

2. Activities of kindness
Read the supporting guidance for some ideas for different activities and ideas of daily acts of kindness. There are two different documents, one for primary and one for secondary age groups. Ideas include:

learning about kindness

being grateful

ways to cope

kindness in the community

3. My kind acts
The record card helps children and young people decide on five kind acts that they'll each do during the month. They can use this to look back on all they have achieved.

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Free kindness calendar for children and young people

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Sharing kindness

If you are over the age of 13 and have access to social media you could take a photo of your kind acts and share on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using #PowerofKindness and @BritishRedCross.

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Power of kindness calendar

Find out how children and young people can practise kindness every day during the coronavirus emergency

As the UK faces a global coronavirus pandemic, things can feel a little uncertain and even overwhelming. But, during these difficult times, one thing is clear: small acts of kindness make a big difference.

Across the country, there has been an outpouring of kindness and children and young people can play their role too. By understanding what we can all do to help tackle this virus, they'll gain a sense of stability and resilience.

The power of kindness calendar helps children and young people learn about and carry out kind acts. There are different sets of kindness activities for both primary school children and secondary school students. For younger learners, facilitators and children will think of kind acts they can do during the month and add them to the blank calendar. For example, they could be more helpful at home, write to a relative or think about how they can safely help someone in the community. For older learners the activities can be carried out individually or together as a family.

Learning objectives

By taking part in the power of kindness calendar activities, children and young people will:

learn about the power of kindness

carry out kind acts

consider how they can be kind to themselves and others

Resource overview

1. Power of kindness calendar
Use the blank calendar to record daily acts of kindness. They can use this to look back on all they have achieved.

2. Activities of kindness
Read the supporting guidance for some ideas for different activities and ideas of daily acts of kindness. There are two different documents, one for primary and one for secondary age groups. Ideas include:

learning about kindness

being grateful

ways to cope

kindness in the community

3. My kind acts
The record card helps children and young people decide on five kind acts that they'll each do during the month. They can use this to look back on all they have achieved.

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Free kindness calendar for children and young people

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PE with Joe

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Welcome to the Body Coach TV where I post weekly home workouts to help you get, stronger, healthier and happier.

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Welcome to the Body Coach TV where I post weekly home workouts to help you get, stronger, healthier and happier.

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David Walliams Audio Stories

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Join the The World of David Walliams to be the first to hear about new David Walliams books, special offers, free activities, live shows, events and more!

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Daily 11:30am Dance with Oti Mabuse

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Welcome to my personal page! Enjoy a lot of dance lessons and other entertaining videos for the whole Family ... Let’s have FUN

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2pm daily - Dartmoor Zoo Live Animal Talk

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10 am Maths with Carol Vorderman

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The Maths Factor : Homepage - make Carol Vorderman your child’s online maths tutor

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Unlock your child’s maths confidence with Carol Vorderman’s maths site for 4-11 year olds. Kids can watch her maths videos, play games practise and even make their own medals with the 30 Day Challenge!

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4pm daily Ben Fogle Stories of Adventure

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9.30 - Steve Backshall Wildlife Q & A

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Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know.

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Frank Cottrell Boyce 10am

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Welcome back to Instagram. Sign in to check out what your friends, family & interests have been capturing & sharing around the world.

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Radio Blogging with Pie Corbett

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We are immensely proud of what we have accomplished over the last 100 days of lockdown and although we sought a way forward we could not find a sustainable solution. We would like to thank all our young writers and listeners for their contributions and we hope they enjoyed the shows as much as we did in producing them. We would also like to thank the incredible array of authors, poets and musicians who freely gave their time and wisdom to the project. The belief and support that they gave helped us to feel that what we were doing was worthwhile.

It is difficult to list everyone who has supported the show, but we would like to acknowledge, in particular, the huge contribution that Rachel Orr made to the project recording songs for us; the very vocal support of Larraine Harrison, Claire Kilgour and SF Said; and finally all the teachers, parents and children who wrote and recorded stories, poems, reports, comments and much more throughout. Without you our project would have died a long time ago.

All our shows will remain on RadioBlogging.Net for as long as there is demand for them and in due course we will be producing a catalogue to enable you to search for individual authors, types of writing, teacher notes and more. We hope that this will become a resource that can be dipped into to support learning for a long time to come.

Thank you for joining us on our journey,

David, Ian John, Pie and Russell

Welcome to RadioBlogging - daily shows with interactive activities to keep everyone busy and engaged, brought to you by Pie Corbett, Deputy Mitchell, Ian Rockey and Russell Prue, just listen and blog, it's live, fun and interactive.

What is RadioBlogging?

RadioBlogging.Net is a LIVE daily radio broadcast that teaches literacy and is aimed at families and schools. It's interactive so that children can write and their work is published during and after the show, with immediate feedback to develop children's learning. Each day there are spelling, grammar and vocabulary games, followed by creative writing and the opportunity to respond to a guest author's reading. Each show features either a poet or author of the day. All posts are moderated and there is a team of educators and professionals who respond to the children's writing. It is an innovative project combining education radio and blogging to enhance and support continuous learning provision at this critical time.

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We are immensely proud of what we have accomplished over the last 100 days of lockdown and although we sought a way forward we could not find a sustainable solution. We would like to thank all our young writers and listeners for their contributions and we hope they enjoyed the shows as much as we did in producing them.

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Great ideas for STEM challenges to try at home.

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11/6/20 | Tinker like it's Thursday
Create stuff and learn through exploration
This week's link: https://youtu.be/VRMw6JE-EF4

​Title: OUT WITH A BANG!
Description: For the last Tinker Like It's Thursday I thought we'd go out with a bang and tinker with an explosion! You'll want to do this one in either a sink, bath or outdoors... or you'll get messy (and smelly)! We'll explore a chemical reaction which is familiar to us as we used it for our jet boats, but this time we'll stop the gas from escaping anywhere until things finally go boom! Who'll create the loudest explosion?!

Resources required: Baking soda, vinegar and a sandwich bag with a really good seal (the ones with the 'zip locks' work best!), few sheets of toilet paper
Age: KS 1 or 2

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11/6/20 | Tinker like it's Thursday Create stuff and learn through exploration This week's link: https://youtu.be/VRMw6JE-EF4 ​Title: OUT WITH A BANG! Description: For the last Tinker Like It's Thursday I thought we'd go out with a bang and tinker with an explosion! You'll want to do this one in either a sink, bath or outdoors...

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12 Noon Daily. Jamie Oliver Get Kids Cooking

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Yoga - daily

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Scroll down for your free downloadable and clickable calendar and playlist for the month.

If this is your first time joining us for a community theme, welcome!

Each year, we come together as a community around a theme for the month. The practices selected support your exploration of the theme, whether you are taking on the whole month or dropping in throughout the month.

The practices on the calendar are free and are all available on the Yoga With Adriene YouTube channel. When we include membership practices on the calendar, they are noted as FWFG practices and we also include alternate free YouTube practices on those days for those who are not members.

The perfect antidote for those staying at home, this month our community theme is NURTURE. This month we consider what it means to nurture ourselves, each other, and Mama Earth. We will move our energy, care for our emotions, and set rituals with intention. There will be some gentle and restorative practices, and there will be some fiery and strengthening practice. This calendar is ultimately an invitation to ground and take some time to nurture ourselves so we can better serve the world around us.

For April 6-12, you are invited to join us for YOGA RITUAL, a 7-day yoga and meditation series. This series is on the Find What Feels Good membership site at www.FWFG.com and on the Find What Feels Good app. When we do not take time to reset, the body can fall apart or begin to ache and your thoughts will begin to take control over you. Life can be a rollercoaster and being human can be tough! YOGA RITUAL is an invite to reset. Create time and space to re-establish patterns, or rituals, that serve!

If you are not a member, that's okay too. For April 6-12, there are additional practices listed on the calendar those days that are on the free Yoga With Adriene YouTube channel.

We also offer Yoga Ritual as a downloadable course that can be bought and is yours to keep forever and can be downloaded to play offline. You can learn more about that here.

If you are interested in checking out the Yoga Ritual 7-day yoga and meditation series, you can watch an introduction video to the series here.

What can you NURTURE this month?

Share your experiences with the Kula and the community with #ywaNURTURE

Be sure to subscribe to the Yoga With Adriene YouTube channel, if you haven't already! This is the #1 way to support the YWA free calendar and the new free YouTube videos.

Connect with @adrienelouise and @fwfglife on IG.

Invite someone to join you! Take on the whole 31 days or join us throughout the month, whenever you like.

Here's what else you need to know:

Previous Yoga Calendars

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Free audio books

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Make an Easter Garden using items from your garden or in the house.

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Do a family quiz - each person (or in pairs) sets up a round of up to 10 questions. Choose a topic each and research. We play it that if no-one gets at least 5 out of 10 on your round, you lose 5 points! A good way to stop the questions being too hard! You could also do this online using Zoom or Facetime with relatives you can't visit in person.

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Every Tuesday a musical is showing - link below. Please check age rating.

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Welcome to The Shows Must Go On the channel bringing you showtunes, backstage access and full performances from some of the best loved musicals in history! Featuring the best of musical theatre and beyond! From The West End to Broadway we’ve got you covered!

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Tate for Kids! Link below

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Play free games and quizzes, find art activities, explore homework help and share your art with Tate Kids. The best art website for kids.

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BBC Bitesize Lessons - coming soon - daily

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Use BBC Bitesize to help with your homework, revision and learning from KS1 to GCSE. Find free videos, step-by-step guides, activities and quizzes.

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Have a go at Origami.

Origami is the art of paper-folding. Its name derives from Japanese words ori (“folding”) and kami (“paper”). Traditional origami consists of folding a single sheet of square paper (often with a colored side) into a sculpture without cutting, gluing, taping, or even marking it

Task: make an origami animal and send a picture to Eggcast

You can get ideas from the following links:

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Origami animals are a popular choice of origami. They're fun and easy to fold and it's really cool to see them begin to take shape and look like their real life counterparts. There are instructions for various origami animals so just choose your favorite one and start folding.

We're always looking to add more instructions for origami animals because there is a lot more to share, but it takes time to take pictures and make instructions for them. Just keep coming back and you'll see new origami animals every now and then.

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Learn how to make origami animals with these easy to follow instructions. Lots of animals to choose from!

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Life on Earth - watch on iplayer

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Start a scrapbook

Scrapbooking is a great way of recording a memory of something special: an experience, a holiday, a family event, a group of friends, a period of time (school life) etc...

Some people have blank books that they embellish with pictures, notes and decorations and other people make a scrap book from scratch. Whichever method you choose you will be carrying something unique, personal and have great fun in the process. There are lots of ideas on YouTube of how to make a scrap book.

Link below for some ideas.

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25 Scrapbook Ideas for Beginners (and Advanced!) | CreativeLive Blog

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Looking for a little scrapbook inspiration? Here’s 25 scrapbook ideas for beginners for some creative ideas to assemble your pages.

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Play Yahtzee - score sheet can be downloaded below