My favourite things to do at homeWhere I like to play Drawing

What I like to play with

My favourite play-mate

All about my game

My favourite things to do at homeWhere I like to play Drawing

What I like to play with

My favourite play-mate

All about my game

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Rec Summer B – Topic Buildings – Fiction Weeks 1 - 3

Week 1

Cut-out Biscuits

What you need: 100g margarine 100g caster sugar 200g flour 1 egg ½ teaspoon salt flour for rolling out

What you need to do:

1.Heat the oven to 180°C.2.Cream margarine and sugar together until light and fluffy.3.Beat the egg into the creamed mixture.4.Fold in the flour and salt.5.On a lightly floured surface, knead the biscuit dough and

roll out to approximately 5 mm – 1 cm thick.6.Cut into letter shapes using biscuit cutters, or cut out

some large letters from greaseproof paper to use as templates to cut around.

7.Prick the surface of the biscuits and place on a greased baking tray and bake for 15-20 minutes.

8.Leave to cool on the tray for 5 minutes before transferring to a cooling rack.

9. Enjoy your biscuits together!

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Rec Summer B – Topic Buildings – Fiction Weeks 1 - 3

Week 1

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Rec Summer B – Topic Buildings – Fiction Weeks 1 - 3

Ais madeA houseisboards

ofand

beams,

Ahome is

Week 2

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Rec Summer B – Topic Buildings – Fiction Weeks 1 - 3

made of

dreams…“”

“A house is made of boards and beams,

A home is made of love and dreams…”

love and

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Rec Summer B – Topic Buildings – Fiction Weeks 1 - 3

Week 2

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Making Fancy Flaps

B DA

C

C

Fold the strip in half backwards so the lines are on the outside.

Cut along the dotted lines starting at the folded edge.

Make a fold inwards on the other 2 fold lines.

Glue strips C and fold back onto D and stick.

Glue strip A and fold back onto B and stick.

Fold FoldFol

d

Week 2

Making Double Flaps

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Rec Summer B – Topic Buildings – Fiction Weeks 1 - 3

Cut two shapes.

Make one shape smaller than the other. The small shape needs to hide under the big shape.

Make the two shapes different colours – this way the reader can choose a colour flap to reveal.

Leave a space on your shape for a flap.

Make this nice and wide as it’s easier to fold and stick.

flaps

Week 2

Mask

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Rec Summer B – Topic Buildings – Fiction Weeks 1 - 3

Week 2

Cutting and sticking: Making a house

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Rec Summer B – Topic Buildings – Fiction Weeks 1 - 3

Week 2

How to make a YummYuk sandwichYou will need:A sliced loaf of bread (or two)

Fillings for spreading: ButterPeanut butter (check chn for allergies)JamHoneyMarmite™Sandwich spreadCheese spreadChocolate spread

Fillings:CheeseHam slicesLettuceCucumberJellySprinklesChocolate chips

Plates Knives for

spreading/cutting

Washing up equipment

What to do:

1. Take two pieces of bread.2. Choose two spreading ingredients from the list.3. Spread one filling on one slice of bread and the other on the other slice. 3. Choose one more filling to go in between the two slices of bread.4. Put the two slices of bread together.5. Carefully cut the sandwich in half.6. Share your sandwich with a friend.

What fillings did you choose?

1.

2.

3.Draw a picture of your sandwich

What did they think of your sandwich?

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Rec Summer B – Topic Buildings – Fiction Weeks 1 - 3

Week 3

Prompts for my version of Town Mouse and Country Mouse

Where does first mouse live? What are the nice things about where he lives? What are the nasty things about where he lives? His cousin comes to stay. Where does she live? What are the nice things about where she lives? What are the nasty things about where she lives? First mouse goes to stay with his cousin. She is pleased to

see him. What does first mouse not like? Why does he want to go

home? First mouse goes home.

Prompts for my version of Town Mouse and Country Mouse

Where does first mouse live? What are the nice things about where he lives? What are the nasty things about where he lives? His cousin comes to stay. Where does she live? What are the nice things about where she lives? What are the nasty things about where she lives? First mouse goes to stay with his cousin. She is pleased to

see him. What does first mouse not like? Why does he want to go

home? First mouse goes home.

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Rec Summer B – Topic Buildings – Fiction Weeks 1 - 3

Week 3

My Weekly Diary

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Rec Summer B – Topic Buildings – Fiction Weeks 1 - 3

Monday

Tuesday Wednesday

Friday Sunday

Saturday

Thursday

Week 1

Daily Diary

Day of the Week

Write what you do on this day of the weekMorning

Afternoon

Evening

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Rec Summer B – Topic Buildings – Fiction Weeks 1 - 3

Week 2

Making a LighthouseYou will need:*A tube*A sheet of white A4 paper.*Strips of red paper*Sticky tape*Sand, small pebbles and shells*PVA Glue

1. Cover a tube with a sheet of white paper. Wrap the paper around the tube and stick it with tape.

2. Next, wrap strips of red paper around the tube at regular intervals.

3. Sit your lighthouse on thick card. Cover the base with glue and sprinkle sand all over.

4. Place small pebbles and shells all around the bottom of the lighthouse.

To make the light at the top of the lighthouse you will need a clear pot.

Make your light circuit (or you could use battery fairy lights) and place it under the clear pot.

You may need to cut some holes in the pot for the wires to go through.

You can stick the switch and battery onto the back of the lighthouse.

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Rec Summer B – Topic Buildings – Fiction Weeks 1 - 3

Week 2