Now, after all the posts about Christmas rubbish, here is a site with LOADS of stuff I could have an awful lot of fun with.
I particularly like the idea of stocking up with items from their military range and invading France.
Better yet, these people could help us save money replacing Trident (sssh!).
Click the links below and scroll through my collection of ideas, workshops, excursions, and more to discover practical everyday activities you can do together in and around your home classroom.
Doesn’t the enemy just need a large pin? Look for easy set erect dismantle: A tank squadron defeated by the wrong kind of shrubbery (e.g. holly) on the line.
I think my favourites are the quilted rocket launcher and quilted lorry. Military hardware brought to you by Velvet toilet tissue.
Nice marquee for the next MuddlePuddle camp?
I wonder if George and Tony knew about these people before looking for nasty missiles in Iraq? Could have avoided (or at least delayed) the awkward “Where are they then?” questions from the public.
I like the inflateable hangar too. Somewhere for the children to play in winter.
Disappointed at the omission of inflateable submarines. 🙂
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I’ve put together a collection of resources that I’ve genuinely found useful over the years—things that have actually made a difference in our home education. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to freshen things up, there’s something here to help. These are the tools, guides, and materials I’d recommend to a friend, because they work.
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