this means that you’ll be kept informed about:
- colouring pages on specific themes
- new free booklets to download
count the pieces of fruit – maths preparation
fruit
make your own orange juice carton
- for in your play shop: a triangular carton of orange juice.
- print out the colouring page.
- colour in the picture using your favourite colours.
- cut out the orange juice carton along the edges.
- fold up into a beautiful carton.
- spread glue on the strips marked ‘a’ and stick the carton shut.
- put the carton in your shop.
- put an orange beside it.
what comes next – autumn
- in the autumn the leaves fall from the trees.
- apples and pears are picked.
- toadstools grow and acorns and chestnuts are collected.
- print out the colouring page and colour in everything in autumnal colours.
- then cut out the bottom 4 pictures along the grey dotted lines.
- take a good look at what comes after each object.
- now glue each of the 4 pictures into the correct place at the end of the existing rows.
ice lolly
- phew!!… de sun is shining brightly. It’s so hot today.
- do you fancy an ice cream?
- or an ice lolly, as that’s more refreshing.
- choose one with a yummy flavour: strawberry, lemon,…
- or choose one with all the flavours together.
- colour in the picture with yummy colours.
a carton of apple juice
- do you sometimes go on school trips?
- or to a theme park for a day out ?
- then there’s sure to be a carton of fruit juice in your rucksack.
- for when you’re thirsty.
- what’s your favourite flavour?
- apple juice, grape juice, orange juice,…
- colour in the picture in fruity colours!
join the objects that fit together (observation exercise)
- every object in the left-hand column fits with another object in the right-hand column.
- join the correct objects together.
- then colour in the picture in pretty colours.
- take the exercise with you to school.
bring the worm to the apple • maze
- can you help the worm?
- he’s very hungry and wants to eat.
- draw the shortest route to the apple.
- then colour in the picture in pretty colours.
hand blender
- does the soup need blending?
- or would you like to make a fine purée?
- a milkshake or a smoothie?
- with a hand blender, it’ll be done in no time.
- well, sometimes you might need a little bit of time…
- colour in the picture using colours that you like.
- hang up the picture on the fridge door.
kitchen knife
- you can use this kitchen knife to cut up vegetables and fruit.
- you can cut them into thick or thin pieces.
- be careful, because a kitchen knife can be sharp.
- so watch out that you don’t prick or cut yourself.
- colour in this picture in your favourite colours.
- put the colouring page in your kitchen drawer.
