Play Time
Your children can help to plan the family holiday with you by making a holiday memory map. Take a large sheet of white paper and stick a picture of your family in the middle. Discuss all the things you each want to do on your holiday and use coloured pens to draw branches coming from the family picture – one colour for each separate branch, such as beach, games, food.
Then fi ll in sub-branches so that under “beach” you may have pictures of sandcastles, water-skis, a fi shing boat and swimmers.
Use colourful tourist brochures to add pictures, diagrams and maps.
After the holiday the children can add photographs they took of all the interesting things they did and saw.
This is an excellent way both to involve children in planning and recalling their holiday.
Kindly supplied by Wee Acorns Nursery
‘Blazer’
With Dunblane High School approval, ‘Blazer’ enables you to purchase a nearly new Dunblane High School blazer at under half the retail price.
If you are interested in buying a blazer for your son or daughter, please give me a call.
We are also looking for second hand blazers. We will sell it on your behalf and pay you a share of the profi t!
So if you want a blazer, or have one to sell, simply get in touch
Rachel – 07766 514 029 (available Mon-Fri : 4pm – 8pm)
Got a budding performer?
SING DANCE ACT To fi nd out more, contact us on
01786 451 244
mdcpupilinfo@aol.com www.monumentdance.co.uk
Please contact us or pop in to fi nd out more Perth Road, Dunblane 01786 826982
wee.acorns@
hotmail.co.uk www.weeacorns.co.uk
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