I’ve created some tiny little reward boxes full of goodies for the children when they meet their targets.
We’re expecting rather more of them this year in terms of book-work, so it’s nice to be able to mark their milestones with a little trinket, and it sometimes helps to give them something to work towards. You might find these ideas useful for party bags, bran tubs, Easter eggs, treasure hunts, etc.
A few more thoughts and pictures from our Lego Week. (See my Lego Week 1 post). It turned a bit incoherent towards the end, to be honest, due to all the other clubs and visits we had on. I wish we could have done it outside term time as originally planned. But hey ho, the kids had fun!
We’ve been doing ‘Lego Week’ this week so I thought I’d share some of my Lego home education ideas.
Lego Week has been a long time in the planning, and perhaps not as spectacular as it ought to have been given that, but it’s going well so far.
Mainly, designating a day or week for something just gives me a little inspiration and the kiddies a sense of occasion that makes us approach some of the same learning we’d be doing anyway with fresh enthusiasm. (Do I sound tired? I’m tired…)