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Home Learning LuschkaMay 1, 2020 1

Small Mammals Footprints and Food Printable Worksheets

While we were doing the level one of the John Muir Award we spent a lot of time focusing on the National Curriculum’s science targets. One of the things we…Continue Reading →

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DIY Craft Kit Gift With Twinkl

You know those days when you wake up in the morning and mentally go through your day, only to suddenly…

Luschka 0February 21, 2017
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Face & Feelings Matching Game

I have a whole drawer full of printed games and puzzles and activities that I can pull out whenever we…

Luschka 1September 16, 2016
Home Learning LuschkaSeptember 12, 2016 3

Printable Emotional Animals Game

I really enjoy game cubes – I’ve made a few of them over the course of parenting, like this activity cubeĀ for rainy days – and was going to make one…Continue Reading →

Home Learning

Free Printable Resources For Roald Dahl’s Matilda

When we plan our themes, I always spend a bit of time making printable resources that can act as time…

Luschka 8October 3, 2015
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Free Printables From Tiny Me

While I’m perfectly capable of creating my own worksheets and printable signs and labels for the girls, they are very…

Luschka 7July 6, 2015

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