Holiday Homework for Nursery
Holiday Homework for Nursery
Holiday Homework for Nursery
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the brush both the holes. This causes a speckled effect on the paper. When the stencil is lifted, the<br />
area underneath remain white. Children love to do this.<br />
Thread painting: Take a piece of paper. Dip a length of thread into paint and then place it on one half<br />
of the paper. Fold the paper over it and wriggle the thread about. Then open the paper out and leave<br />
it to dry. This results in most interesting effects. A variation of this technique is to hold one end of the<br />
thread down on the paper, after dipping it shaping it down on the paper.<br />
Cutting and Pasting: Allow the child to tear coloured paper into small pieces. Draw outlines <strong>for</strong> him<br />
on a piece of paper and then ask him to stick the bits of paper within the outline. If the child is old<br />
enough, let him use scissors.<br />
Modelling: A dough made out of 1 cup flour + ¾ cup salt is a good substitute <strong>for</strong> clay or plasticine<br />
and can be stored in the refrigerator.<br />
Note: Put activity sheets in a nice folder made with the help of your child and send it to school<br />
after holidays. The creative work of your child will be displayed on Open day, scheduled <strong>for</strong><br />
the month of July 2013.<br />
Summer Break - 15 th May 2013 – 3 rd July 2013<br />
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