Lighthouse keepers lunch

Fun and easy fruit stacks that look just like the Cat in the Hat’s famous top hat! Turn this snack into an activity for preschool-aged kids. Celebrating Dr. Seuss’ Birthday Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!! Do your children like to read Dr. Seuss books? Did you know that introducing rhymes to your children at a young […]

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The Lighthouse Keepers Lunch

We have been reading the The Lighthouse Keeper Stories: Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch AND The Lighhouse Keeper’s Picnic by Ronda Armitage. The kids have been totally taken by the story the…

Mrs Grinling's Kitchen, The lighthouse keepers lunch, display and play area. Ledbury Primary School by Nicky Jevon

Year 3 Lighthouse Keeper's Lunch Display 2012/2013

Lighthouses made from Pringle pots. Yes Pringle pots. I know that a large pot of Pringles contain an entire days worth of calories but I did have help in eating all 30 tubes so that my year 1 class could complete this project. I provided the children with a Pringle tube, strips of coloured paper, a clear plastic cup, a paper plate, glue sticks and scissors. Applying the red and white strips of paper to the Pringles tube was a great opportunity to bring Maths into the session, by encouraging…

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This is a quick, last minute craft I came up with for the kids to do during Amelia's pump time. I love lighthouses. I have a collection of little wooden ones from souvenir shops. This craft was from a sudden inspiration that hit me when I was trying to decide what we could make using these LED battery operated tea light candles. I found mine at the Reject Shop in a pack of 4 for $3. We used a paper cup, a plastic cup, coloured paper, glue, markers and our LED candles. You can probably see…