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    Hi, i'm planning on celebrating st daivids dayw ith my mindees as making dafodils and colouring the welsh dragon in.
    they are only young - 2.5 / 2 and 4 ( till 12)

    As i was brought up in wales, i'm going to love this topic, even write some welsh words with mindees, that would be great if they catch on. lol

    anyone else doing anything? more ideas please. im excited.

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    We are making welsh cakes...

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    Find Wales on the map

    Look at pics of Welsh national dress

    See if you can find a tv programme in Welsh

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    We're going to colour in daffodils and have leek and potato soup for lunch! x

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fraggle1 View Post
    We're going to colour in daffodils and have leek and potato soup for lunch! x
    wow katie thats great too, we love that. I actually for the stuff to that too. one mindee loves my soups. potatoe and leek it is.

    just wish i could grasp planning, i love this job but annoying that i ahve write it all down, ideas tend to come to me quickly and we do them, dont really want to fart around writing it. or making anote of it either. when mindees go home i like to ahve cuddles with my own and read wit them before bed.

    sorry waffling off on the subject there.
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    we are going to st fagans..little ones will be dressed up.
    welsh cakes and colouring here too...mine are only 1.5 though so a little younger.

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    tommoro our schools have a teacher training day so with the older ones I will do salt dough daffodils then we hope to make welsh cakes for snack and i will read a story of st david to them.
    the rest of the week we are going to do
    fairy cakes with rice paper daffodils on
    paper daffodils with egg carton middles
    hand print daffodils
    finding the welsh lambs at the zoo (we always go to the zoo each week)

    by the end of the week we will all be fed up with daffodils

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    we are planting daffodils ( hopefully will grow for mothers day)... painting red dragons or colouring them in go with flow on that one. looking at welsh flag and dress. going to play group ss on tuesday so no doubt they will be doing somethung to... let you all know if its anything exciting.
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    We do Welsh things every day (obviously) but I do try to do something a little special on St Davids day. We always have a big assembly where our 2 village schools join together for a good old Welsh sing song! The whole village turns out for this so it is a real sense of occasion.

    What about learning a Welsh nursery rhyme or a simple song like Mr Hapus ydw i

    Lwc dda

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    Quote Originally Posted by aly View Post
    we are going to st fagans..little ones will be dressed up.
    welsh cakes and colouring here too...mine are only 1.5 though so a little younger.
    Love going there! Used to live in Pentrebane so could walk there over the fields. But there used to be an admission fee when I was a kid, now of course it's free
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    Read daffodils in vase on table, yellow and green paint and will have some lovely paintings of daffodils

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    Same as everyone else I'm afraid, egg box daffs, colouring flags and dragons, story of Saint David, leek and potato soup.
    Did find a thing about making a leek vase for your daffs, paint a toilet roll green and use white foam or card to make a base, a circle and a strip to make it like an upside down hat if that makes sense?
    One of the mums at school is Welsh so am going to accost her in the morning to see if she will teach us some words or rhymes!

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    Quote Originally Posted by manjay View Post
    We do Welsh things every day (obviously) but I do try to do something a little special on St Davids day. We always have a big assembly where our 2 village schools join together for a good old Welsh sing song! The whole village turns out for this so it is a real sense of occasion.

    What about learning a Welsh nursery rhyme or a simple song like Mr Hapus ydw i

    Lwc dda
    It should be a national holiday like St Patricks day is in Ireland - same goes for St Georges & St Andrews days!!!
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    wow thanks polly2 , i totally forgot about ****** - we also use that in brownies too. silly me. thanks.
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    No probs have a good day x

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    plant leek seeds




    no idea if leeks grow from seeds
    What a crock!!!

 

 

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