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    Afternoon Everyone,

    I need some advice on celebrating certain days. What do alot of you plan for the month of November, apart from Halloween. Would anyone be able to let me see a copy of what they celebrate each year.

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    We are celebrating...

    Diwali
    Halloween
    Road Safety Week
    Remembrance Day
    Christmas

    I have recently recieved my display boards so I'm looking forward to doing these themes with the children

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    Hi,

    I am new to all this and have different age groups, 1,2, 7 and 9 year old, what display boards are you talking about and what kind of things do you do with them ?

    Shelly xx

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    Activity village has some nice ideas and colouring pages for diwali.


    I'm not doing halloween as i have a week off half term.


    i will be doing fireworks night


    Also road safety week

    Then into christmas
    Angela x
    Owner of a static holiday caravan in Paignton

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    If you look on this website it will give you ideas for every month of the year

    http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch...dars/index.htm

    HTH

    Miffy xx

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    Hallowe'en - made pumpkins already from paperplates painted with lentil textured paint and black felt eyes and mouth - going to make witches and fly them on lolly stick broomsticks, collecting twigs for them - think that's about it for that

    Diwali I am really looking forward to! We are going to dress up, have indian snacks ( got to check if bombay mix has peanuts or aything like that in) mini poppadums and raita dips, indian sweets if it's easy!), drink lassi, read the story of Rama and Sita, make rangoli patterns in chalk on the front steps, maybe make the tealight holders - not sure on that one and anything else I can think of ( nick!!)


    Bonfire night - making fireworks piccies, print some safety stuff out, make a guy

    Christmas - far too much to list!! but am saving baby food jars to make snowstorms with

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    Oh how can I forget about this one?!

    St. Andrews Day!!! 30th november, we'll be eating oatcakes for snacktime, trying out haggis too and making saltire cookies! Will try to get hold of some kiddy sized kilts too for dressing up.

 

 

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