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Have fun with food art! With an adult, try making Teddy Bear Toast or a Cheerio Owl. If you make something nice send a picture of your work back into teacher through Class Dojo.

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Have fun with food art! Healthy snacks kids will love | 5 Minute Fun

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Use food art to make kids eat healthily. These delicious snacks are fun, nutritious and will help you to feed your children 5 fruits or vegetables a day.

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Sit or lie down and listen to this 8 minute guided meditation and RELAX :)

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Watch youtube videos without all the distractions of related videos and comments.

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What is Wellbeing? It is about taking good care of your body and mind- eating good food, exercise, fresh air, a good night's sleep and some time for relaxing too!

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Worry Jar Activity. Your child might be worrying about a lot of things right now. They might ask you about their worries. A worry jar is a place for your child to put their worries so they don't have to think about them all the time. It is a good way to teach your child they don't need to worry all the time. Follow the instructions attached in the link.

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Mindful Walking- walking is calming and comforting, it can connect us to the world.
Adults can you try this mindful walk with your children today following a few simple instructions.

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Today is all about looking after your mind and your body and doing some activities to make you feel happy and relaxed. You don't have to try all of these activities and you will need an adult to help you with them.

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Oh No George!
Listen to the story of George- a naughty dog who gets into trouble!

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Enjoy Chris Haughton's brilliant picture book about a dog who is trying to be good - really, really trying.

We love Oh No, George! This brilliant, bold and instantly recognisable picture book is all about George, a lovely pet dog who promises to be good when his owner is out.

And he really tries to be well-behaved, too. But then there's some chocolate cake out. And Cat is around to be chased. So will he be able to stick to his promise?

To find out, read (and giggle) along with the story below - it's online and interactive, with lots of questions and prompts for chat with your little ones. And you can watch a video with signing, too.
Our storybooks and games are free to use, however some older devices aren't able to support them. You can also watch our Storytime playlist on YouTube read by the likes of Ore Oduba, Adam Buxton, Fearne Cotton and many more.

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Enjoy Chris Haughton's Oh No, George with our online, interactive storybook. Read along (or watch a video with signing) and enjoy dog George's attempts to be good while his owner is away - will he manage to stay on his best behaviour?

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Let's get moving with the Moose Mallow challenge- get all your family to do this!

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Jump, duck, and dodge the obstacles with Kat in a mad dash to a campfire surprise.

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Count how many of each. If you have a copy at home practise writing the numbers.

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What letter do these begin with?

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Listen to this tongue twister and see if you can say it!

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Let's start with what we can learn at home today! Your home is a place where lots of learning can happen.

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Building it into your day

Your home is a place where lots of learning is happening every day. Your child will improve their vocabulary and speech by hearing how words are used in everyday life. Chatting to your child, asking them questions and encouraging them to ask you questions will help build these essential skills.
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Ages and stages

School now becomes an important part of your child's life. They are learning to be with other children more and they use talking to build new relationships. Other people can usually understand them clearly, though they still may have difficulty putting some sounds together.
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Top Tips

1. Encourage your child to retell a story they have heard. This will help your child to put ideas in the right order.

2. Ask questions which encourage your child to give more than a yes or no answer "What do you feel about that?"

3. Talk about the time for different things your child does every day - "It's half past eight, time for school". Use time words: early, late, weekend, second and minute.

4. Talk together about numbers - "How many have we for dinner?" (How many legs on chairs? Dogs have 4 legs. How many legs are there with 2, or 3 dogs? 7 days in a week, 14 days is 2 weeks).

5. Count with your child and involve them in home activities that involve measuring, weighing and counting.

6. Encourage your child to read things around them - cereal packets, notices and signs in shops. Discuss words. Read with your child - 5 minutes a day can help.

7. Give your child puzzles to do like mazes and dot-to-dots - write out their name in dots and get them to trace over dots. Look for opportunities to do real writing - cards for birthdays, titles for drawings they have made.

Click for tips on play for 3-6 year olds from the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment.

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Your home is a place where lots of learning is happening every day. Your child will improve their vocabulary and speech by hearing how words are used in everyday life. Chatting to your child, asking them questions and encouraging them to ask you questions will help build these essential skills.