Grow a bean
Watch roots and shoots appear, then draw the changes in your own bean diary.
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Search every book, class, drawing lesson, flashcard set, worksheet and activity.
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Try one of the ideas above, or a shorter word: “cat” finds more than “cats”. Everything is also one tap away on the Learning Path, in the Worksheet Library or on the Flashcards wall.
The Alphabet Center
Twenty-six letters, five card kinds and three gentle games — built from the school’s own alphabet artwork.
The Alphabet CenterAll 26 letters with five kinds of cards, the A–Z grid and every picture from the alphabet set.Open Letter MatchingTap a big letter, find its little partner — three pairs to start, six by the end.Open Beginning SoundsA letter and three pictures: which one starts with the sound? Phonics that tells the truth.Open Guess the PictureName the picture — colorful, outline or mystery — and meet its letter.Open
How to draw — step by step
Big, friendly drawing lessons for little artists: one step at a time, from a first circle to a finished picture. Ages 3–6.
The Grow a Bean activity collection
01How to Grow a BeanSet up a tiny science project with a grown-up. Make a prediction, then check your bean each day.
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02My Plant DiaryLook at the same bean over several days. Record what you actually see—even if nothing has changed yet.
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03How Tall Is Your Plant?Once your seedling is planted in soil, measure its height and compare your records.
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04Parts of My PlantLook for a seed, root, stem and leaf. Draw each part, name it and describe what it does.
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05My Bean LeafBecome a leaf detective. Look gently and leave the leaf attached to the plant.
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06Life Cycle of a Bean PlantFollow a bean from seed to new seeds. Use the picture cards, then explain the changes in your own words.
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07Decorate Your PlantDesign an imaginary plant with leaves, flowers, pods and seeds. Draw on screen or use the printable cutouts.
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A space to practise letters, numbers and your name with a finger, stylus or mouse.
10 activities to explore
Make a shape collage
Tear, arrange and layer colourful paper to make a picture that is entirely your own.
Make a repeating pattern
Turn big paper shapes into repeating patterns and challenge someone to find your rule.
Draw a story map
Invent a character, give them a problem and draw their way to an ending.
Make a sound map
Listen from one safe spot and draw a map of the sounds around you.
Build a paper bridge
Test how folding changes a paper bridge, then improve your design with a fair comparison.
Sink or Float?
Test everyday objects in water, record what happens and redesign a foil boat.
My Weather Journal
Observe the sky, keep a weather diary, choose an outfit and build a toy shelter.
Mixing Colours
Predict paint mixtures, record your results, match colour cards and invent your own shade.
Make a leaf rubbing
Turn fallen leaves into crayon rubbings, compare their textures and build leaf creatures from your own art.
Shadow detectives
Torch in hand, children make shadows grow and shrink, turn them into creatures, predict their shapes and trace them like real evidence.
No little adventures found.
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