HALL FOR HIRE
The Centre, Kinbuck (less than 5 mins from Dunblane)
Large hall suitable for parties etc. Badminton Court with equipment Small hall suitable for meetings Fully equipped kitchen
Parking and disabled access Play Time
Make a big wall poster with your child containing all his or her measurements, and not just the obvious ones – height, length of leg, arm, fi nger and feet, hand span, circumference of wrist, chest, neck, and around the head.
As with most things, measurement principles are learnt most easily when they relate to oneself.
Decorate your measurement poster with traced outlines of the hands and feet of other members of the family so that your child can compare sizes. Or you could dip hands and feet in paint to make prints with them.
Use the measurements to compare with others, width of doors, cupboards, height of chairs and tables. Demonstrate how measurements started with actual feet by pacing the length of a room. Talk about why measurement is needed. Use tape measures and rulers to see if a certain piece of furniture can pass through a doorway, or if a small bed will fi t a tall person.
Kindly supplied by Wee Acorns Nursery
Professional Tutoring in Maths and English
Call TODAY for a free assessment
Our qualifi ed teachers create individual tutoring programmes for your child, using proven Kip McGrath methods.
For details and availability please contact:
hires@kinbuck.com
The Centre is run by Kinbuck Community Group who have a Facebook page
Tutoring at Kip is fun and stimulating! Contact us to fi nd out more.
Please contact us or pop in to fi nd out more Perth Road, Dunblane 01786 826982
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hotmail.co.uk www.weeacorns.co.uk
Call Fiona at our STIRLING CENTRE 01786 474 818
stirling@kip-mcgrath.com www.kipmcgrath.co.uk
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