A few hours spent in the late October sunshine with two of my uni friends and gorgeous baby girl at Wellington Country Park near Reading.
http://wellington-country-park.co.uk/
This is a very quick blog post about my trip here in half term as I didn't spend very long here and did not engage with all the activities on offer as we were with a 8 month old so there was not as much she could engage with but did love the animals.
As you can see from the photo here the weather was beautiful and we had a lovely stroll around the lake which would be lovely at anytime of year as it doesn't take to long and you could stop and have a picnic.
The petting zoo area is a lovely size and a few different farmyard animals for children to look at. In the wooded area there were some cool dinosaur models to look at so would be great for any dinosaur enthusiasts.
Facilities include a large café and shop with plenty of indoor seating and outdoor seating. The cost is reasonable for what it is so go on over to the website for further information and details on special events.
They also arrange scavenger hunts and work shops which sounds fun defintley a must for small children.
I liked it here and a day could be made of it but more for 2-8 years for my recommended age of children.
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Showing posts with label learning about the world. Show all posts
Showing posts with label learning about the world. Show all posts
Sunday, 13 November 2016
Wednesday, 28 September 2016
Activity of the Week-Postcard world and country maps
Inspired completely by my cousin in the states I thought id share a new idea for parents/nannies to do at home with the little ones.
My cousin started by getting a map of the America and asking relatives and friends to send postcards from the different states. When they received the postcards they would stick them on and learn about the state/place together. Just to add my second cousin is three years old and sounds very intelligent wanting to learn about the world already. My cousin has extended this into different countries. I have a postcard from oxford to send just currently abit useless for sending it.
Such a fab idea so really wanted to share it.
My cousin started by getting a map of the America and asking relatives and friends to send postcards from the different states. When they received the postcards they would stick them on and learn about the state/place together. Just to add my second cousin is three years old and sounds very intelligent wanting to learn about the world already. My cousin has extended this into different countries. I have a postcard from oxford to send just currently abit useless for sending it.
Such a fab idea so really wanted to share it.
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| Photo credit-My cousins photo |
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