Picking up worms (wool or yarn) with a set of tweezers (bird beak) and pretend feeding them to toy birds in a basket nest is a great activity children will find motivating and fun while building their fine motor skills. Children will love to pretend to feed the birds with wool worms and create stories as they play.

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What the ladybird heard...stealing plan

We're celebrating Harvest this week with some seasonal sensory play. We've had great fun with this farm play dough, just perfect for sowing & harvesting crops! This is a great activity if you have a variety of coloured play dough that's become a little mixed! We blended our various play dough together until our colours became a nice muddy brown colour! Of course, you could just use brown play dough. First, we explored our newly made farm play dough with a tractor, which was a great way to…

This is a cute idea from Mrs. Goodroe, the wonderful kindergarten teacher across the hall from me who also came up with the other ladybug math idea. It is such a blessing to work with such talented teachers!!

Early Years ideas from Tishylishy. 72,736 likes · 31,674 talking about this. Sharing photos, provision enhancements and outcomes from my EYFS class and...

Early Years ideas from Tishylishy. 72,736 likes · 31,674 talking about this. Sharing photos, provision enhancements and outcomes from my EYFS class and...

Ladybug Suncatchers - a lovely way to decorate your windows for Summer

Here are some ideas for number recognition and counting, using simply made ladybird counters.

Ladybird inspired play activities for the Early Years classroom - from Rachel (",)

50 Likes, 3 Comments - Tishylishy (@earlyyearsideasfrom_tishylishy) on Instagram: “Finger Gym - pick out the chicks with tweezers.”

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