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21/05/2026

So much fun with this lot!!

21/05/2026

Sharing the joy of cooking and eating!




05/05/2026

Using this pre-schooler's current interest in nursery rhyme singing as a motivation for writing skills
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15/04/2026






Help Jerome walk

13/04/2026



31/03/2026

🦇I highly recommend this for children and adults!!
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Benefits of Bat Pose (Aerial Inversion):

- Parasympathetic Nervous System Activation
- Vestibular and Proprioceptive Input
- Spinal Decompression
- Improved Breathing Patterns
- Emotional Grounding and Sensory Reset
- Enhanced Circulation and Lymphatic Flow
- Confidence and Body‑Awareness Building



26/03/2026
This   card game has turned into an absolute goldmine for   learning — and the best part is the kids think they’re just ...
08/03/2026

This card game has turned into an absolute goldmine for learning — and the best part is the kids think they’re just having fun.

Here’s what you’re actually building:

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🧠 1. Sequencing & Predictive Thinking
Kids have to work out:
- What happened first?
- What caused the reaction?
- Why is the character responding that way?

That’s huge for:
- narrative skills
- understanding cause and effect
- early problem‑solving

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😃 2. Reading Facial Expressions
The illustrations give you:
- eyebrows
- eyes
- mouths
- body posture

Perfect for helping kids decode:
- emotions
- intensity (e.g., “a little annoyed” vs “really angry”)
- social cues

This is especially powerful for kids who benefit from explicit emotional mapping.

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🤝 3. Understanding
Each pair of cards shows a moment between characters, so kids naturally start talking about:
- what each character wants
- whether someone is helping, annoying, surprising, or scaring the other
- how the interaction might continue

You’re basically sneaking in social‑thinking therapy through a game.

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🔔 4. Fast‑paced Fun That Builds
The bell + matching pair + shouting “DOGMAN!” adds:
- excitement
- impulse control practice
- turn‑taking
- frustration tolerance
- quick decision‑making

It’s competitive but still silly enough to keep it light.

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🎉 5. And the best part…
Kids are learning all of this without feeling like they’re being taught.
They’re just:
- laughing
- flipping cards
- racing to the bell
- and absorbing social‑emotional skills in the background

It’s the perfect example of learning done right.

06/03/2026

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