I’ve shared a couple of What The Ladybird Heard activities previously and I thought it would be fun to make a little printable that you could use with your children too drawing in the characters for the posters. I’ve made a few different version of this What The Ladybird Heard wanted poster so that you can choose the one that suits you best – or use it for a different activity entirely!
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This easy colour mixing activity for St Patrick’s Day has lots going for it – it’s easy to set up, you can use it as sensory play for younger kids or as a way to teach colours to preschoolers and toddlers or you can look at mark making or letter formation with older kids. Plus it’s mess free – that’s got to be a good thing too!
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Advert. I’m really excited today to share a project I’ve been working on with eBay.co.uk – called Craft Term!
As a mum of two, I know all too well the excitement of having the kids at home over the holidays, but as much as we go out and have fun there’s always that bit of time at home where we need ‘something’ to do – especially during the February half term where it’s not exactly as easy to spend all day outdoors!
I love buying our craft supplies online as it means I can get exactly what we actually need (no pester power walking round the shops!) and eBay.co.uk’s FAST & FREE delivery shipping service means that you can order what you need today and get it quickly delivered to you for free.
All of these crafts cost less than £10 each to make, making them perfect if you’ like a chilled out but creative day at home with the kids.
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