Have a go at writing your name using the rhymes to help you form your letters correctly. Take your time and try your best!

Once you have finished, draw a lovely picture of yourself.

We can’t wait to see your amazing work!

Can you complete the caterpillar body by adding the correct amount of finger dots?

You can use paint to create the caterpillar body or you could add counters or pebbles.

Remember to recount to make sure you have the correct amount!

Challenge: Can you say what is one more than that number?

Stay active and explore the world.

• Go for a walk and talk about what you see

• Run, jump, and balance

• Play ball games

• Explore nature (leaves, sticks, bugs)

Can you draw your own Very Hungry Caterpillar?

You might want to use pencils, markers or paint.

What type of body does your caterpillar have? Is it long or short?

What other details does he have?

Build a Caterpillar Challenge 🐛

Ask your child to build their own caterpillar using anything you have at home (e.g. playdough, Lego, paper, boxes).

The challenge is to make it carefully and think about how to put it together.

To make it more challenging, you can ask:

• “How will you make sure all the parts stay together?”

• “Can you make it longer or shorter?”

• “What could you use for the head and body?”

You can also encourage them to describe what they’ve made:

• “Can you tell me how you made it?”

• “What would you do differently next time?”

For an extra challenge, ask them to improve it:

• “Can you change something to make it better?”

🍃 Build a Bug Home

You need:

Leaves, sticks, grass

or

Blocks, lego

Make a small home for bugs

👉 Talk about what bugs need:

• Shelter

• Food

• Safety

• Can you make a big line? A tiny line?

• Can you go round and round?

• Crawl like a caterpillar 🐛

• Fly like a butterfly 🦋

• Wiggle like a worm 🪱

• Which one was your favourite?