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[conceptclassrooms]

Number line bunting in natural colours for a reception classroom #teachersofinstagram #eyfsideas #infantschool #receptionclass #numberline #learning #bunting https://www.instagram.com/p/CFkSxYVjllm/?igshid=9ekycz2h1n55

[conceptclassrooms]

Colour monster vinyls made for different shaped jars. Acetate Colour monster also by Concept Classrooms! #colourmonster #pshe #teachersofinstagram #teacherresources #eyfsideas https://www.instagram.com/p/CFh5BLHD6H6/?igshid=erpe2efw0w74

[conceptclassrooms]

Colour Monster Emotion Jar labels made for 2 Reception classes https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/873863395/emotion-monster-colour-jar-labels #teachersofinstagram #classroomideas #eyfsideas #pshe #classroomresources #teacherresources https://www.instagram.com/p/CFW9DS7jzm8/?igshid=1l37helvjma2c

[conceptclassrooms]

Made to measure natural tone number line. Available at different lengths, with different colours and fonts #classroomresources #teacherresources #mathematics #eyfsideas #eyfsinspiration https://www.instagram.com/p/CFCddbtjgSO/?igshid=ihk7o5iusuof

[threebeansplaytime]

Super-simple Cheerio Bird-Feeders! Having made a (rather enormous!) Bug Hotel, we decided to continue our quest to attract more wildlife into our surroundings, by making some bird feeders to hang on/near to the bug hotel and around our garden too. These bird-feeders were incredibly easy to make (literally, all you need is a few pipe cleaners and a box of whole-grain Cheerios! - we used the Gluten Free kind) but they’re really effective and the threading is fantastic for improving the children’s fine motor-skills, necessary for other tasks, such as writing. Aside from just a little help with securely twisting the ends of the pipe cleaners, the kids were able to make these all by themselves, which they loved! And, in case you were wondering, Veterinarians have approved whole-grain cereals such as Cheerios for birds, as long as you feed the cereal in moderation. Because Cheerios is a cereal which is low in sugar, made of whole grains and contains no artificial colours or sweeteners, it is an acceptable bird treat. So, you can make them safe in the knowledge that you will not be doing the birds any harm at all too! (Though, be warned, there WILL be human snacking during this activity, so, make sure you stock-up well! 😂) You can twist the pipe cleaners into whatever shape you like or even try joining several together! Have fun! 💖 #threebeansplaytime #3beansplaytime #eyfsideas #cheeriobirdfeeder #cheeriosbirdfeeder #craftsforkids #funcraftskids #youtuberkids #kidyoutubers #homelearningfun #learningoutdoors #learningathome https://www.instagram.com/p/CBNbvuonoJw/?igshid=zae8fpzrsefn

[threebeansplaytime]

Today, we made a Wormery! Or, three, actually - one per Bean! As part of our at home learning, we’ve been looking at life-cycles and the natural world. So, we decided to take a look at the life-cycle of an Earth Worm too and to make our own DIY wormeries so that we could study these amazing creatures in more detail. I set this up as a Tuff Tray activity with some printed fact sheets from @twinklresources / @twinklparents and a copy of the life-cycle so that we could discuss this and talk all about worms as we set to work, constructing our wormeries. Earth worms are one of the world's unsung heroes. They loosen and mix up the soil, break down and recycle decaying plant matter and fertilise the soil by bringing nutrients closer to the surface. Earth worms burrow through the soil creating channels that add oxygen to the soil and allow carbon dioxide to escape. The channels also allow rain to drain away. All of this helps contribute to a rich and fertile compost that helps other plants, flowers and vegetables grow to be strong and healthy. They are a vital part of the ecosystem. So, what do you need if you want to try making your own wormery too? Equipment needed: 1. A clear, plastic bottle (1.5 or 2L) 2. Safety scissors 3. Compost or soil or a mixture of both 4. Sharp sand 5. Some small stones/pebbles 6. A few worms per bottle 7. Water sprayer to dampen layers 8. Worm food – grated carrot, vegetable peelings, dead leaves, shredded newspaper 9. Some dark/black card or paper You can see step-by-step instructions on our Facebook page (@ThreeBeansPlaytime) #threebeansplaytime #3beansplaytime #wormery #eyfs #eyfsideas #learning #learningathome #homelearning #homelearningfun #lifecycles #twinkl #twinklparents #learningfromhome #learningfromnature #youtuberkids https://www.instagram.com/p/B_yVX3mnv7A/?igshid=ni53p3l827gz

[studentcenteredworld]

😂💕 . #Repost @edubox_social with @repostsaveapp · · · Tag a teacher to make them smile 😊 #Curriculum #EYFS #EYFSIdeas #EarlyYears #KeyStage1 #KeyStage2 #KS1 #KS2 #School #Primary #Teacher #Teach #Educate #Education #UK #PGCE #StudentTeacher #AussieTeacherTribe #TeachersWhoFollowTeachers #TeachersOfInstagram #ITeachToo #Edubox #TeachersLoveEdubox https://www.instagram.com/p/BwrS3kihi00/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ef3ep72sx6vv

[lotteroach]

Fun activity this week for our transport topic. Making a car wash! #eyfs #topics #childcare #childminding #childminder #childminders #childmindersofinstagram #childminderslife #teacher #teachersofinstagram #activity #preschool #nursery #play #playing #game #games #eyfsideas #earlyyears #teacheroutfit #childhood #car #carwash #carwashing #toothbrush #bubbles