. Then for older children it is important to talk about co-ordinates as a way of noting where the treasure is hidden. You can use newspaper or a page from a magazine just as well. So all you have to do is give the children a black felt tip pen and get them to draw a pirate face on the stalky end of their banana. Thank you! This was a great opportunity for them to find a solution to the problem. It was much too advanced to read to them but we enjoyed looking at all the pictures and it allowed them to decide on the kind of 'pirate stuff' they would like to make. So there is no surprise then that our number of the week is ....... Can you make a treasure map this week as we are going to go on lots of different treasure hunts. Pirate Teaching Theme. They are so easy to make and help the kids slip into the role of any pirate character they like. This is so simple all children whatever age, can make their own sail ship.
An Imaginative addition to your Pirate Theme. Click here for the Acrostic Poem Story Version. 1 One of the most famous pirates was a pirate called Blackbeard. Make yourself a Pirate Hook! He would set himself alight before going into battle and was thought to be the DEVIL! These are great for a preschool pirate theme, a summer camp, or just because. Lay 3 rectangles of silver foil on top of one another and turn over the loose ends. Don't forget to remind them about the dangers of the seven seas and to be sure to carry a life raft on their pirate ship just in case they happen to get shipwrecked! First we got some sheets of black paper. You will need to have ready some black card, some thin elastic and some scissors. Teach children about counting and numbers with the help of these fun and educational activities created from the bestselling Ten Little series by Mike Brownlow and … Are you better at counting than a pirate? You successfully shared the article. Get in the Pirate spirit and get your body moving with our pirate dance this morning. Fun pirate activities for small world and sensory play! You should now have something that looks like a pirate hat! Tricky Teens Numbers ARGHHHH no problem for your little learners with Pirate Pals Ten Frames No-Prep Printables. Questions such as 'What could Pirate Pete have on his flag? Or if you prefer you can paint them with some silver or gold paint. We managed to acquire a huge cardboard box from the local electric shop and cut out 2 portholes, one on each side. Starfish class make sure you know your set 2 sounds. Info. Click the picture to check it out on Amazon! If you fancy buying one of these books just click on the title! Write PIRATE vertically down your piece of paper and ask the kids to think of a pirate word for each of the letters. Put all the dry ingredients into a bowl and slowly mix in the water and then the vegetable oil. I found the answer to the patch question quite fascinating. Six and seven year olds have a wonderful, playful imagination. Can you find the rhyming words in our story? Next you need to cut a small cross out of the base of the beaker [you might need to help with this bit] and poke the foil through. Why not have a go at a Pirate Teaching Theme? A real pirate always carries a dagger in his belt. Walking the plank was not as popular as it was suggested in stories.Although it was used as a means of punishment, far more popular was something called KEELHAULING. So, we are all pirates and we have some special booty that we want to hide on an island until we need to use it. I like to start any theme I do with a book Usually I use a story book but this time I decided to look at the DK Eye Wonder non fiction book called 'Pirate'. We then painted the outside in black [I did however regret this move, as black paint is so unforgiving especially on light summer clothes but heh- ho it was only paint and mums didn't seem too mad!]. Pirates didn't wear ear rings just to look cool. Do you think you could be the story teller for our Ten little Pirates book? Then fold in half again to get the centre line. Ths is sometimes quite a tricky challenge. Our Monday morning story is Ten Little Pirates by Mike Brownlow and Simon Rickerty. You have come to the right place. They need you to check they have counted their coins correctly. You could even decorate the top with shiny sequins. If it's blue that's even better then it will at least look like the sea! Then I stuck the ends with a piece of sticky tape to hold it together and there you have it. We made a display board with all the answers on it and lots of great paintings of pirates and pirate stuff for our Pirate Teaching Theme! Now you can let the kids loose on the play-do making coins of different sizes and pressing real coins into them to make an imprint. A difficult situation or what! We are going to make our own maps of an island and mark on it where we put our treasure.For young children you might need to tell them that when we draw a map we have to pretend that we are flying above the island and what we see from the air is what we are going to draw. Go to Top Teaching Ideas Home from Pirate Teaching Theme.
If they are not old enough to do it on their own you could do it during circle time all together with you reading the results out to them. Lots and lots of activities to choose from below. Get 10% off your first order at the Scholastic Store Online when you sign up! Allow the children to cut out a circular patch to fit over their eye, out of the black card. If you don't know the words or the tunes for these songs try 'googling' them there's loads of 'u tube' material out there! For more able kids you could brainstorm a story.
We talked about what pirates did and that they were often in a lot of trouble. Starfish Class - have a go at finding the words in the story and try to write them down yourself on the sheet or make your own on a piece of paper. A tasty challenge from Bedtime Math. Then on the bottom half of the unpeeled banana wrap a spotted or striped napkin around it, folding it into a triangular shape first. I gave them a piece of A4 paper with a WANTED headline and asked them to draw a picture of Pirate Pete! By the time they are 8, their creativity has begun to diminish as they prioritize fitting in to societal standards of knowledge and competence. Website by e4education, t-t-063-treasure-map-design-activity-_ver_5, Learning Resources for Children, Parents and Carers, Friends of Keyworth Primary and Nursery School. Today's cute book is a counting to ten book called "Ten Little Pirates" by Mike Brownlow and Simon Rickerty. You can download your copy of the worksheet here! I Island in the middle of the sea and. [You can read the story of Pirate Pete to them later.] Hold up a sight word card. They will love it!
And there's a few worksheets for you to print off too! The kids can then paint or colour with felt tip the handle end. Your treasure could be all sorts of things. You will also need a safety mat for them to jump onto. Then cut a piece of the elastic long enough to go around their head + a bit extra for tying. Lots and lots of activities to choose from below. they ask. The next crafty idea might be useful booty too! Take advantage of these playful escapades as you support your child's emotional developmental along with his or her cognition, literacy and academic abilities! 3 flavors of icing, 2 kinds of cake what's the best cupcake you can make? 'Does it have to be a skull and crossbones or, 'Can you think of something else that looks just as scary?'. Copyright 2012-2018 TopTeachingIdeas.com All rights reserved, a shiny button or small round stone to be the clasp, an orange [easy peeler is good, then the kids can do it themselves ], a small rectangle of paper to draw a pirate flag design on, a cocktail stick with one sharp end taken off for safety reasons, Some different coloured cut out flag shapes, Some sheets of white paper + other colours too. Make a hook shape at the free end of the foil and get the kids to hold the other end of the hook inside the beaker. Practice your directional language when playing with your maps. Because he was alleged to be bonkers ! Sight Word Island Hopping: Place pillows with sight words taped onto them around the floor, close enough that your child can safely hop from one to another. We were going to pretend that everyone was looking for a famous one called Pirate Pete.
Next we made a sail out of a tall cane, the sort you use in the garden, and attached a big paper sail to it with tape. Allow them to dry and use in your pirate display. I loved this Pirate Teaching Theme activity and so did the kids! Keyworth Primary & Nursery SchoolNottingham Road, Keyworth, Nottinghamshire, NG12 5FBTel: 0115 974 8005 | Email: schooloffice@keyworth.notts.sch.uk, Sitemap | High Visibility Version | Back to top Then we decided we needed to make some oars just in case there wasn't any wind! Once you get an interesting play area up and running, so they can act out for themselves all the ideas you talk about with them you're half way there! Probably the easiest way of doing it is to thread one end of the elastic up through one side of the patch and down through the other [like making a stitch] then turn it over so the elastic is not on view and tie the 2 ends together so they fit around the head. Pirate Pete for your Pirate Teaching Theme! Join the Ten Little gang for counting fun in rhyming adventures for everyone! After they have made their pirate maps for their Pirate Teaching Theme you could suggest the dip their maps in cold tea. Now turn the bottom edge of one side up to meet the triangles and do the same with the other edge. 5. This gives them a kind of ownership of the topic and allows them to direct their own learning. eg. If you put this near your pirate ship they will automatically include it in their imaginative play! Paint the egg box whatever colour you see fit for a pirate treasure box. Why? I always think it's a good idea to get the kids involved in the theme by asking them firstly what they already know about the subject and secondly what they want to find out.
. Then for older children it is important to talk about co-ordinates as a way of noting where the treasure is hidden. You can use newspaper or a page from a magazine just as well. So all you have to do is give the children a black felt tip pen and get them to draw a pirate face on the stalky end of their banana. Thank you! This was a great opportunity for them to find a solution to the problem. It was much too advanced to read to them but we enjoyed looking at all the pictures and it allowed them to decide on the kind of 'pirate stuff' they would like to make. So there is no surprise then that our number of the week is ....... Can you make a treasure map this week as we are going to go on lots of different treasure hunts. Pirate Teaching Theme. They are so easy to make and help the kids slip into the role of any pirate character they like. This is so simple all children whatever age, can make their own sail ship.
An Imaginative addition to your Pirate Theme. Click here for the Acrostic Poem Story Version. 1 One of the most famous pirates was a pirate called Blackbeard. Make yourself a Pirate Hook! He would set himself alight before going into battle and was thought to be the DEVIL! These are great for a preschool pirate theme, a summer camp, or just because. Lay 3 rectangles of silver foil on top of one another and turn over the loose ends. Don't forget to remind them about the dangers of the seven seas and to be sure to carry a life raft on their pirate ship just in case they happen to get shipwrecked! First we got some sheets of black paper. You will need to have ready some black card, some thin elastic and some scissors. Teach children about counting and numbers with the help of these fun and educational activities created from the bestselling Ten Little series by Mike Brownlow and … Are you better at counting than a pirate? You successfully shared the article. Get in the Pirate spirit and get your body moving with our pirate dance this morning. Fun pirate activities for small world and sensory play! You should now have something that looks like a pirate hat! Tricky Teens Numbers ARGHHHH no problem for your little learners with Pirate Pals Ten Frames No-Prep Printables. Questions such as 'What could Pirate Pete have on his flag? Or if you prefer you can paint them with some silver or gold paint. We managed to acquire a huge cardboard box from the local electric shop and cut out 2 portholes, one on each side. Starfish class make sure you know your set 2 sounds. Info. Click the picture to check it out on Amazon! If you fancy buying one of these books just click on the title! Write PIRATE vertically down your piece of paper and ask the kids to think of a pirate word for each of the letters. Put all the dry ingredients into a bowl and slowly mix in the water and then the vegetable oil. I found the answer to the patch question quite fascinating. Six and seven year olds have a wonderful, playful imagination. Can you find the rhyming words in our story? Next you need to cut a small cross out of the base of the beaker [you might need to help with this bit] and poke the foil through. Why not have a go at a Pirate Teaching Theme? A real pirate always carries a dagger in his belt. Walking the plank was not as popular as it was suggested in stories.Although it was used as a means of punishment, far more popular was something called KEELHAULING. So, we are all pirates and we have some special booty that we want to hide on an island until we need to use it. I like to start any theme I do with a book Usually I use a story book but this time I decided to look at the DK Eye Wonder non fiction book called 'Pirate'. We then painted the outside in black [I did however regret this move, as black paint is so unforgiving especially on light summer clothes but heh- ho it was only paint and mums didn't seem too mad!]. Pirates didn't wear ear rings just to look cool. Do you think you could be the story teller for our Ten little Pirates book? Then fold in half again to get the centre line. Ths is sometimes quite a tricky challenge. Our Monday morning story is Ten Little Pirates by Mike Brownlow and Simon Rickerty. You have come to the right place. They need you to check they have counted their coins correctly. You could even decorate the top with shiny sequins. If it's blue that's even better then it will at least look like the sea! Then I stuck the ends with a piece of sticky tape to hold it together and there you have it. We made a display board with all the answers on it and lots of great paintings of pirates and pirate stuff for our Pirate Teaching Theme! Now you can let the kids loose on the play-do making coins of different sizes and pressing real coins into them to make an imprint. A difficult situation or what! We are going to make our own maps of an island and mark on it where we put our treasure.For young children you might need to tell them that when we draw a map we have to pretend that we are flying above the island and what we see from the air is what we are going to draw. Go to Top Teaching Ideas Home from Pirate Teaching Theme.
If they are not old enough to do it on their own you could do it during circle time all together with you reading the results out to them. Lots and lots of activities to choose from below. Get 10% off your first order at the Scholastic Store Online when you sign up! Allow the children to cut out a circular patch to fit over their eye, out of the black card. If you don't know the words or the tunes for these songs try 'googling' them there's loads of 'u tube' material out there! For more able kids you could brainstorm a story.
We talked about what pirates did and that they were often in a lot of trouble. Starfish Class - have a go at finding the words in the story and try to write them down yourself on the sheet or make your own on a piece of paper. A tasty challenge from Bedtime Math. Then on the bottom half of the unpeeled banana wrap a spotted or striped napkin around it, folding it into a triangular shape first. I gave them a piece of A4 paper with a WANTED headline and asked them to draw a picture of Pirate Pete! By the time they are 8, their creativity has begun to diminish as they prioritize fitting in to societal standards of knowledge and competence. Website by e4education, t-t-063-treasure-map-design-activity-_ver_5, Learning Resources for Children, Parents and Carers, Friends of Keyworth Primary and Nursery School. Today's cute book is a counting to ten book called "Ten Little Pirates" by Mike Brownlow and Simon Rickerty. You can download your copy of the worksheet here! I Island in the middle of the sea and. [You can read the story of Pirate Pete to them later.] Hold up a sight word card. They will love it!
And there's a few worksheets for you to print off too! The kids can then paint or colour with felt tip the handle end. Your treasure could be all sorts of things. You will also need a safety mat for them to jump onto. Then cut a piece of the elastic long enough to go around their head + a bit extra for tying. Lots and lots of activities to choose from below. they ask. The next crafty idea might be useful booty too! Take advantage of these playful escapades as you support your child's emotional developmental along with his or her cognition, literacy and academic abilities! 3 flavors of icing, 2 kinds of cake what's the best cupcake you can make? 'Does it have to be a skull and crossbones or, 'Can you think of something else that looks just as scary?'. Copyright 2012-2018 TopTeachingIdeas.com All rights reserved, a shiny button or small round stone to be the clasp, an orange [easy peeler is good, then the kids can do it themselves ], a small rectangle of paper to draw a pirate flag design on, a cocktail stick with one sharp end taken off for safety reasons, Some different coloured cut out flag shapes, Some sheets of white paper + other colours too. Make a hook shape at the free end of the foil and get the kids to hold the other end of the hook inside the beaker. Practice your directional language when playing with your maps. Because he was alleged to be bonkers ! Sight Word Island Hopping: Place pillows with sight words taped onto them around the floor, close enough that your child can safely hop from one to another. We were going to pretend that everyone was looking for a famous one called Pirate Pete.
Next we made a sail out of a tall cane, the sort you use in the garden, and attached a big paper sail to it with tape. Allow them to dry and use in your pirate display. I loved this Pirate Teaching Theme activity and so did the kids! Keyworth Primary & Nursery SchoolNottingham Road, Keyworth, Nottinghamshire, NG12 5FBTel: 0115 974 8005 | Email: schooloffice@keyworth.notts.sch.uk, Sitemap | High Visibility Version | Back to top Then we decided we needed to make some oars just in case there wasn't any wind! Once you get an interesting play area up and running, so they can act out for themselves all the ideas you talk about with them you're half way there! Probably the easiest way of doing it is to thread one end of the elastic up through one side of the patch and down through the other [like making a stitch] then turn it over so the elastic is not on view and tie the 2 ends together so they fit around the head. Pirate Pete for your Pirate Teaching Theme! Join the Ten Little gang for counting fun in rhyming adventures for everyone! After they have made their pirate maps for their Pirate Teaching Theme you could suggest the dip their maps in cold tea. Now turn the bottom edge of one side up to meet the triangles and do the same with the other edge. 5. This gives them a kind of ownership of the topic and allows them to direct their own learning. eg. If you put this near your pirate ship they will automatically include it in their imaginative play! Paint the egg box whatever colour you see fit for a pirate treasure box. Why? I always think it's a good idea to get the kids involved in the theme by asking them firstly what they already know about the subject and secondly what they want to find out.
Download the full home learning map at the bottom of the page to give you an overview of our activities. 2. Just peel the orange, break it into slices and once the kids have decorated their flag pierce the stick through it and attach it to the orange slice. Suddenly there was a loud cry. " So for example instead of one single word after each letter you could write a sentence. Updated: Jun 27, 2018. pdf, 1,022 KB. You could also use this as an opportunity to include some rainforest activities. He too died at an early age. There were 2 famous women pirates who donned men's clothing and changed their names to become PIRATES! I find this is also a good time to introduce some food teaching theme ideas. is just one idea. The way math is taught in school now may be different from when you learned, but these tips are universal. Download the full home learning map at the bottom of the page to give you an overview of our activities. Find us on social media!
. Then for older children it is important to talk about co-ordinates as a way of noting where the treasure is hidden. You can use newspaper or a page from a magazine just as well. So all you have to do is give the children a black felt tip pen and get them to draw a pirate face on the stalky end of their banana. Thank you! This was a great opportunity for them to find a solution to the problem. It was much too advanced to read to them but we enjoyed looking at all the pictures and it allowed them to decide on the kind of 'pirate stuff' they would like to make. So there is no surprise then that our number of the week is ....... Can you make a treasure map this week as we are going to go on lots of different treasure hunts. Pirate Teaching Theme. They are so easy to make and help the kids slip into the role of any pirate character they like. This is so simple all children whatever age, can make their own sail ship.
An Imaginative addition to your Pirate Theme. Click here for the Acrostic Poem Story Version. 1 One of the most famous pirates was a pirate called Blackbeard. Make yourself a Pirate Hook! He would set himself alight before going into battle and was thought to be the DEVIL! These are great for a preschool pirate theme, a summer camp, or just because. Lay 3 rectangles of silver foil on top of one another and turn over the loose ends. Don't forget to remind them about the dangers of the seven seas and to be sure to carry a life raft on their pirate ship just in case they happen to get shipwrecked! First we got some sheets of black paper. You will need to have ready some black card, some thin elastic and some scissors. Teach children about counting and numbers with the help of these fun and educational activities created from the bestselling Ten Little series by Mike Brownlow and … Are you better at counting than a pirate? You successfully shared the article. Get in the Pirate spirit and get your body moving with our pirate dance this morning. Fun pirate activities for small world and sensory play! You should now have something that looks like a pirate hat! Tricky Teens Numbers ARGHHHH no problem for your little learners with Pirate Pals Ten Frames No-Prep Printables. Questions such as 'What could Pirate Pete have on his flag? Or if you prefer you can paint them with some silver or gold paint. We managed to acquire a huge cardboard box from the local electric shop and cut out 2 portholes, one on each side. Starfish class make sure you know your set 2 sounds. Info. Click the picture to check it out on Amazon! If you fancy buying one of these books just click on the title! Write PIRATE vertically down your piece of paper and ask the kids to think of a pirate word for each of the letters. Put all the dry ingredients into a bowl and slowly mix in the water and then the vegetable oil. I found the answer to the patch question quite fascinating. Six and seven year olds have a wonderful, playful imagination. Can you find the rhyming words in our story? Next you need to cut a small cross out of the base of the beaker [you might need to help with this bit] and poke the foil through. Why not have a go at a Pirate Teaching Theme? A real pirate always carries a dagger in his belt. Walking the plank was not as popular as it was suggested in stories.Although it was used as a means of punishment, far more popular was something called KEELHAULING. So, we are all pirates and we have some special booty that we want to hide on an island until we need to use it. I like to start any theme I do with a book Usually I use a story book but this time I decided to look at the DK Eye Wonder non fiction book called 'Pirate'. We then painted the outside in black [I did however regret this move, as black paint is so unforgiving especially on light summer clothes but heh- ho it was only paint and mums didn't seem too mad!]. Pirates didn't wear ear rings just to look cool. Do you think you could be the story teller for our Ten little Pirates book? Then fold in half again to get the centre line. Ths is sometimes quite a tricky challenge. Our Monday morning story is Ten Little Pirates by Mike Brownlow and Simon Rickerty. You have come to the right place. They need you to check they have counted their coins correctly. You could even decorate the top with shiny sequins. If it's blue that's even better then it will at least look like the sea! Then I stuck the ends with a piece of sticky tape to hold it together and there you have it. We made a display board with all the answers on it and lots of great paintings of pirates and pirate stuff for our Pirate Teaching Theme! Now you can let the kids loose on the play-do making coins of different sizes and pressing real coins into them to make an imprint. A difficult situation or what! We are going to make our own maps of an island and mark on it where we put our treasure.For young children you might need to tell them that when we draw a map we have to pretend that we are flying above the island and what we see from the air is what we are going to draw. Go to Top Teaching Ideas Home from Pirate Teaching Theme.
If they are not old enough to do it on their own you could do it during circle time all together with you reading the results out to them. Lots and lots of activities to choose from below. Get 10% off your first order at the Scholastic Store Online when you sign up! Allow the children to cut out a circular patch to fit over their eye, out of the black card. If you don't know the words or the tunes for these songs try 'googling' them there's loads of 'u tube' material out there! For more able kids you could brainstorm a story.
We talked about what pirates did and that they were often in a lot of trouble. Starfish Class - have a go at finding the words in the story and try to write them down yourself on the sheet or make your own on a piece of paper. A tasty challenge from Bedtime Math. Then on the bottom half of the unpeeled banana wrap a spotted or striped napkin around it, folding it into a triangular shape first. I gave them a piece of A4 paper with a WANTED headline and asked them to draw a picture of Pirate Pete! By the time they are 8, their creativity has begun to diminish as they prioritize fitting in to societal standards of knowledge and competence. Website by e4education, t-t-063-treasure-map-design-activity-_ver_5, Learning Resources for Children, Parents and Carers, Friends of Keyworth Primary and Nursery School. Today's cute book is a counting to ten book called "Ten Little Pirates" by Mike Brownlow and Simon Rickerty. You can download your copy of the worksheet here! I Island in the middle of the sea and. [You can read the story of Pirate Pete to them later.] Hold up a sight word card. They will love it!
And there's a few worksheets for you to print off too! The kids can then paint or colour with felt tip the handle end. Your treasure could be all sorts of things. You will also need a safety mat for them to jump onto. Then cut a piece of the elastic long enough to go around their head + a bit extra for tying. Lots and lots of activities to choose from below. they ask. The next crafty idea might be useful booty too! Take advantage of these playful escapades as you support your child's emotional developmental along with his or her cognition, literacy and academic abilities! 3 flavors of icing, 2 kinds of cake what's the best cupcake you can make? 'Does it have to be a skull and crossbones or, 'Can you think of something else that looks just as scary?'. Copyright 2012-2018 TopTeachingIdeas.com All rights reserved, a shiny button or small round stone to be the clasp, an orange [easy peeler is good, then the kids can do it themselves ], a small rectangle of paper to draw a pirate flag design on, a cocktail stick with one sharp end taken off for safety reasons, Some different coloured cut out flag shapes, Some sheets of white paper + other colours too. Make a hook shape at the free end of the foil and get the kids to hold the other end of the hook inside the beaker. Practice your directional language when playing with your maps. Because he was alleged to be bonkers ! Sight Word Island Hopping: Place pillows with sight words taped onto them around the floor, close enough that your child can safely hop from one to another. We were going to pretend that everyone was looking for a famous one called Pirate Pete.
Next we made a sail out of a tall cane, the sort you use in the garden, and attached a big paper sail to it with tape. Allow them to dry and use in your pirate display. I loved this Pirate Teaching Theme activity and so did the kids! Keyworth Primary & Nursery SchoolNottingham Road, Keyworth, Nottinghamshire, NG12 5FBTel: 0115 974 8005 | Email: schooloffice@keyworth.notts.sch.uk, Sitemap | High Visibility Version | Back to top Then we decided we needed to make some oars just in case there wasn't any wind! Once you get an interesting play area up and running, so they can act out for themselves all the ideas you talk about with them you're half way there! Probably the easiest way of doing it is to thread one end of the elastic up through one side of the patch and down through the other [like making a stitch] then turn it over so the elastic is not on view and tie the 2 ends together so they fit around the head. Pirate Pete for your Pirate Teaching Theme! Join the Ten Little gang for counting fun in rhyming adventures for everyone! After they have made their pirate maps for their Pirate Teaching Theme you could suggest the dip their maps in cold tea. Now turn the bottom edge of one side up to meet the triangles and do the same with the other edge. 5. This gives them a kind of ownership of the topic and allows them to direct their own learning. eg. If you put this near your pirate ship they will automatically include it in their imaginative play! Paint the egg box whatever colour you see fit for a pirate treasure box. Why? I always think it's a good idea to get the kids involved in the theme by asking them firstly what they already know about the subject and secondly what they want to find out.
Safe from other pirates and all those people after us. Kids love drawing pictures so if you can find an activity where they begin by using crayons instead of pencils the rest usually follows naturally! When I first came across this pirate theme idea I thought these looked a bit contrived and not the sort of thing a child would think of making. Starting with the paper portrait way up, fold in half. This way you'll have a great selection of different designs to put up on the display board. Have a look at our rhyming activity sheet (attached at he bottom) Seahorse children - get your grown up to help you.
