Celebrations
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Does anyone have a copy of this please? Can't seem to find a child friendly version and don't want to scare my lovely children lol
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Weddings/anniversary Topic
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Within our Celebrations topic we have a week that broadly covers weddings/anniversaries and wondered if anyone could help with any area but particularly CLL??? Thanks
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Celebrations Topic
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Starting to get things ready for next term (no i'm not that organised!). Anyone got any ideas of books that i can use with the children on celebrations (christenings, weddings, birthdays, divali?) You were a wonderful help last time.
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Halloween 2010
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Have been looking through previous posts on how people have been celebrating/learning about Halloween and just wondered what everyone is upto this year if you are intending to celebrate it? Got any tips for parties or costume ideas...I'm toying with the idea of going as a cereal killer with cereal boxes covered in 'blood' and stabbed with a plastic knife, 'milk' moustache, wonder how many people will understand what I am though, and how many parents will just continue to think I'm odd haha
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Harvest Festival
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Hi Everyone, Hope you are all settling in well to school again. (Only 4 weeks until half term!!!) I was wondering if any of you wonderful people out there have any ideas for a Harvest Festival assembly. Our Foundation Stage Unit and Key Stage One always put on a bit of a show with a few songs etc for the elderly people near by. We are getting very tired of doing the same old thing year after year and wondered if anyone could inspire us. I'd be really grateful for any help Thank you in anticipation. Boogie x
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5 Chapatis Book
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hi i am sure at a training course i was shown a book called 5 chapatis in a bakers shop, as an alternative to 5 currant buns but i am unable to find anywhere to purchase the book from. can you help ???? xx
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As the end of term rushes up to meet us - just wondered if anyone had anything like this to end their year. In the past we have put on a show for the parents - highlighting our leavers and wishing them all well for the future. I have in mind something a little different this year but cannot come up with many ideas, I will discuss with staff and children next week, but just wondered if any of you wonderful folk have done some lovely ceremonies in the past.
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India Arts Week
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hello I was wondering if anybody could help with some ideas - the whole school is having an arts week next week - them theme is India - has anybody got any wow ideas? i thought i could use the story Limas red hot chilli - to smell spcies, taste fruit/ indian sweets? xxx
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International Week
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Hi in a couple of weeks time we are having an international week. I was wondering if anyone had ever done something like this or had any good ideas for reception class? Thanks
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A recent conversation with a Christian friend has provoked me to ask this question... Aside from all the 'easy' activities for children under 5 for Easter (you know, concentrating on eggs and chocolate!!) just how do you cover the Christian story of Easter with young children??? I just feel that, very often, my setting covers religious festivals from Islam, Judaism etc with sensitivity and respect, yet very often covers Christian festivals in a superficial way - even Christmas to some degree. What do you all think? And how do you do it?
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