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A themed Painting Activity

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send email out to parents and ask them to bring in things for oshc before the day

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Japanese - Origmami

Etc...

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could be a trivia game that kids could be competed in groups.

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They guess what certain foods are and where they come from

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they get to try different foods

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as an activity...

we could get those tiny ducks (or animals) to hide around oshc at the start of the day so throughout the day they can keep an eye out for them and they can be worth points if someone finds them (hide them hard)

have a photo of one to put at the front of oshc so the kids know what they look like

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A map and children can put where they are from

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Write Instruction for parents when they get home

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Soccer challenges, tug of war, paint a picture in 5min, skipping challenges ect

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aprons

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Sustainability

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trivia all about Australia --> slang, locations, pop culture etc.

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Wacky Wednesday \ By Dr.Seuss \ Children Book Read Aloud

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OSHC's biggest bogan competition

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art thing (with the lego person printout)

draw yourself as a lego person

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Move the skittles from one plate to another with only a straw

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Move the skittles from one plate to another with only a straw

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Girls Split Activities:

Nail Polish

Friendship Braclets

Hair Station

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They have to work in teams to create a painting but they can only make one stroke at a time

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leave parts of a clue scattered around the school.

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Build a mini carts with objects from the craft area and do races down the hill

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Build a mini carts with objects from the craft area and do races down the hill

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Watch monsters vs aliens or escape from planet earth 

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Watch monsters vs aliens or escape from planet earth 

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colouring in competition

give them a basic colouring in and they have to make it whacky. whackiest colouring in wins

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Balloon Rockets

What You Need: Balloons, string, straws, tape

How It Works: Thread string through a straw, tape a blown-up balloon to the straw (don’t tie it), and let it go! Watch Newton’s Third Law in action.

2. Dancing Raisins

What You Need: Clear cup, soda water (or lemonade), raisins

How It Works: Drop raisins into the soda. Carbonation attaches to the raisins, making them rise and fall—mini chemistry in action!

3. DIY Lava Lamps

What You Need: Clear cups/bottles, oil, water, food coloring, salt (or baking soda & vinegar)

How It Works: Mix water, food coloring, and oil; add salt or fizz to see the lava effect.

4. Walking Water

What You Need: Cups, water, paper towels, food coloring

How It Works: Line up cups with colored water and empty ones. Connect them with paper towels. Water “walks” via capillary action!

5. Invisible Ink

What You Need: Lemon juice, cotton swabs, paper, lamp/light bulb

How It Works: Write messages with lemon juice. When dry, heat gently to reveal your "top-secret" science!

6. Static Electricity Fun

What You Need: Balloons, paper bits or aluminum cans

How It Works: Rub a balloon on hair or a jumper, then attract paper or roll a can—teach basic static electricity.

7. Homemade Slime or Oobleck

What You Need: Cornstarch, water (for Oobleck) OR glue, baking soda, and saline solution (for slime)

How It Works: Explore solids vs. liquids and non-Newtonian fluids.

8. Shadow Science

What You Need: Flashlights, toys or hands, blank walls

How It Works: Create and move shadows, talk about light and angles.

9. Grow Your Own Crystals (Salt or Sugar)

What You Need: Water, salt/sugar, string, jar

How It Works: Dissolve as much salt/sugar as possible in hot water, hang a string, and wait—see crystal formation!