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Filling up a Bucket (KS2)

Filling up a Bucket (KS2)

Use Filling up a Bucket KS2 to take your wellbeing lessons outside sing natural resources to inspire you. This lesson...

Parachute Games (Numbers)

Parachute Games (Numbers)

The Benefits and Advantages of Parachute Games in Schools Parachute games have become a staple in physical education...

Mud and Sand Play Ideas

Mud and Sand Play Ideas

Use Mud and Sand play ideas to get more of the in the moment ideas across that will draw your curiosity in your...

*FREE*Upcycled Role Play – Tots

*FREE*Upcycled Role Play – Tots

Use Upcycled Role Play - Tots to help add some drama into your provisions. Upcycling teaches children how to respect...

Y6 Properties of Shape (Outdoors)

Y6 Properties of Shape (Outdoors)

Use Y6 Properties of Shape (Outdoors) to help take Year 6 learning outside.  Outdoor Learning KS2 has never been so...

Crafting with upcycled materials

Crafting with upcycled materials

Use Crafting with upcycled materials to appreciate the joys and creativity that can be gained from your junk. It is a...

Muddy Safety Rules (Poster)

Muddy Safety Rules (Poster)

Use Muddy Safety Rules to help put a safety policy in place that children can refer too. It is important that children...

*FREE*10-minute brain breaks LKS2

*FREE*10-minute brain breaks LKS2

Use 10 minute brain breaks LKS2 to help the older children to get some fresh air, have some fun and revisit and revise their learning.

Phase One Aspect 1/2/3

Phase One Aspect 1/2/3

Use Phase One Aspect 1/2/3 to teach the first three aspect of this very important phase and of course it is done using the Muddy Puddle way!

10 minute active games KS1

10 minute active games KS1

Use 10 minute active games KS1 to get your class out in all weathers for ten muddy minutes. Improve behaviour and keep your classroom active.