Following on from our blog of last month, which considered nursery visits and on-site play sessions, we wanted to continue looking at how to effectively transition children from nursery to Reception level at primary school.
Summer Learning Loss goes by several names – summer slide, summer brain drain – but essentially, it’s the loss of academic skills and knowledge that occurs as a result of the long summer holidays. In this blog, we look at what it is and how to prevent it.
History may not immediately come to mind when you think about Busy Things, but its history area is well populated, with timelines as well as information-rich activities. In this blog, we look at some activities on the Victorians (and their comprehensive guidance notes) to uncover 5 fun facts.
We invite you to have a royal romp around Busy Things this weekend! Play all our activities Completely FREE!
Lots of activity ideas to help children learn about King Charles III and the upcoming Coronation.
If you’re planning a Coronation party we have collated some of the best family Coronation party ideas to inspire you!
Our FREE coronation treasure hunt is a fun way to build-up to the main event with 10 ready-made royal-themed clues!
Fractions are an essential part of the National Curriculum for maths at primary school level. In this blog, we highlight the key areas of the National Curriculum relating to fractions for each year group.
The Bett Show is taking place 29th-31st March this year at ExCeL London, and we’ll be on stand SL31 with friends from LGfL.
Looking for some Easter-themed activities for your pupils to complete at school or at home? Look no further! We’ve a fantastic selection of religious and non-religious Easter activities on Busy Things.