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Hi ive recently joined the FSF, i would appreciate if someone can help me please, the topic is woodland animals and im not sure what activires i could do for this topic? please somebody help.

im still finding my way round this site.

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Hi saina, welcome to the site :oxD

Woodland animals can cover such a lot. Percy the park keeper might be a starting point depending on the age of your children, quite long stories for younger ones, but there are plenty of animals to look at.

A lot of the animals can be found in the garden, creepy crawlies, squirrels, birds, mice, foxes, so you might not have to go far to start a search.

I'm not too sure about activities, I think thats why I prefer not to use topics, I always get stuck thinking of ideas to match the topic. :(

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Thanks guys, will read the story percy the park keeper, ive just started planning recently, so finding a little difficult.

will be needing you help in the future LOL!

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Welcome :-)

Walk in the woods looking for animals or signs of animals, you can see old birds nests at this time of year and a squirrel's drey.

Make your own set of dominoes /lotto with pictures from clip art.

Sort animals into categories farm / woodland / sea.

Animal Hospital in role play area.

Making bird feeders to attract birds to your setting or garden if children take them home.

Make a woodland area with logs, bark, stones, leaves and other natural materials on a builders Tuff Spot, hide some woodland animals for the children to find.

"What am I" game- inside a feely bag or small box place some small plastic animals the ELC do them from time to time i.e. fox, badger, hedgehog, mole, robin, rabbit - I prefer 3D objects but pictures would do if you haven't got any animals. Then give the children 3 clues - I have four legs, I live under ground, I have black and white fur, What am I? Of course the children would need to have spent some time looking at and playing with objects. I also play this game with Farm animals, creatures from the sea, and christmas items.

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Hi Saina,

 

There are a collection of little books called 'Wide Eye', I think that is what they are called. The books are little stories all about a little owl and his different adventures in the woods that he lives in. Each story has a theme which can then be used to extend activities and learning, from what I can remember, some of the themes covered were, little owl got chicken pox, little owl starting school, little owl got lost and so on. I have not used the books for a long time now. In the stories there is a very much loved and respected wise old owl.

 

 

Rosepetal

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