Fearless Learning at home
Collaborative Art activity inspired by music. Is there a playlist your child loves? Obsessed with the latest Disney, loving Afrobeat? Here we use art to express our feelings when listening to music. Simple, stress-free and fun - with eye-catching results.
Science, yeah! What more do kids want when you're teaching primary physics than a balloon, a fun game, David Attenborough and Newton's First Law of Motion? (Filmed at home during lockdown).
Check out some of these activities to see a more creative approach to learning
Creative Reading encourages children to find their voices and express themselves, connect with characters and discuss vocabulary in a non-threatening environment, using texts they love.
Let's face it: writing at school can be dry. 'Non-chronological reports'? Leave it out. When kids are having fun and writing for a medium from the 21st Century, they'll have a blast. Here's a simple scriptwriting activity.
