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Puzzles - The best free online puzzles and jigsaws for kids

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CBBC is the home of fun puzzles and jigsaws for kids. Whether you love sport, music, animals or the news, CBBC is the place to test your skills.

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Create a chair that support your weight out of things you can find around the house.

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3D Printing Blog: Tutorials, News, Trends and Resources | Sculpteo

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Posted By Jérôme Deschamps on Apr 22, 2020 |

Engineering is about providing solutions to all types of issues. Previously, we challenged you to engineer things intended for outdoor experiments such as cardboard boats and balloon cars. For this one challenge, what would you think of designing something better suited for your home?

Team up once again with your little engineer and apply your problem-solving skills to an everyday item you can use indoors: A Cardboard Chair!
Credit: James Dyson Foundation, Educational Activities for Kids: Cardboard Chair, YouTube
In this kids challenge proposed by the James Dyson Foundation, you will have to make a usable chair you can sit on using cardboard only, follow the guidelines below to get started:

Once your chair is ready, post a picture of it on your social media using the hashtag #SculpteoEngineeringKids or send it to engineering-kids@sculpteo.com , we will feature your best creations in a future article!

We hope this challenge will test your skills and put you and your children's creativity on full display!

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Posted By Jérôme Deschamps on Apr 22, 2020 | Engineering is about providing solutions to all types of issues. Previously, we challenged you to engineer things intended for outdoor experiments such as cardboard boats and balloon cars. For this one challenge, what would you think of designing something better suited for your home?

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Create a short viking fact file or poster using 5 facts that you have researched.

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Board games and dice games were very popular with the Vikings. They invented Nine Men's Morris. (Nine Men's Morris was a game also played by the Romans, who probably copied it from the Norse.) Chess began to be played towards the end of Viking rule. (Chess was not invented by the Vikings. Like the Romans, when the Vikings discovered something they like enjoyed by another culture, they brought it home.) Norsement greatly enjoyed music, which they considered an art form, storytelling, and all kinds of sports including skiing, ice skating, games of agility, and games that prepared men and women for combat. Men loved to gamble on the outcome of a game.

Kids played with homemade whistles, wooden dolls, balls, and model boats.

Although women were not allowed to gamble, they could play games and participate in sports as could Viking children. The Vikings wanted their people - men, women, and children - to be strong in body and quick in thought. Their games reflected this.

Learn Vital Viking Skills with a game

Vikings Interactive (BBC) & Viking Quest game - an epic tale of loot and legend

Now You See Me - Viking Game for Kids

Stories about Viking Gods, animated, interactive

Nine Men's Morris (the math playground, interactive)

Strategy Games of the World - Nine Men's Morris (cartoon video)

9 Men's Morris board game with rules (printout)

Thorkel and the Trading Voyage

Viking Warriors Game (history channel)

Explore a Viking House (interactive)

Explore a Viking Village (video)

Write your name in Runes

Viking Saga Songs & Stories

Printout The Viking Game (Hnefatafl)

Daily Life Coloring Pages (printout)

Viking Coloring Sheets (printout)

Viking Sports and Entertainment

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Interactive Games - The Vikings for Kids and Teachers - Lesson Plans, Games, Powerpoints, Activities

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report this ad Board games and dice games were very popular with the Vikings. They invented Nine Men's Morris. (Nine Men's Morris was a game also played by the Romans, who probably copied it from the Norse.) Chess began to be played towards the end of Viking rule.

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MULTIPLICATION - Year 4 - Calculations In Action - Maths Moments 17

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There are 365 daily pictures to choose from to inspire your creative writing. There are also activities that you can work through for each picture.

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Instead of groans at the beginning of a writing lesson, your class were excited to pick up their pencils and you were the teacher that sparked their imaginations!

Even your most reluctant writers are generating adventurous vocabulary, perfecting punctuation and filling the page with no signs of stopping!

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Engage even your most reluctant writers with inspiring images, fun writing prompts and daily short burst writing activities that improve writing stamina.