Sequencing and Patterning
These types of activities don’t always need to be drawn or written. Here are some simple ideas of what you
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Masks for the Team
We LOVE our Singakwenza masks! We are so grateful to the amazing donor who has ensured that our staff will
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Emotions Bingo
Emotional intelligence is the ability to be aware of, control and express emotions. Young children don’t know the words that
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Construction
You don’t have to have Lego or building blocks for your chid to be creative and imaginative. Use whatever clean
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Colour Flower
Did you know that babies can see colour as well as adults from around the age of 6 months? They
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Matching Numbers
Many young children are able to sing the number song, “1, 2, 3, 4, 5….” but they don’t understand how
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Threading Shapes
Children need to have a mixture of quiet activities and movement activities throughout the day. This threading activity is suitable
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Make, and have, a ball!
A ball should be part of every child’s toybox, from 2 months and older. Make you own balls of different
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Catch the Spider
This game introduces children to one of the vital foundations of numeracy – one-to-one correspondence (see last photo for a
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Matching Shapes
DId you know that playing with and learning about shapes helps your child with reading, writing and maths? Remember to
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