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A free seasonal activity for UK families Autumn Scavenger Hunt for Kids Pull on your wellies and discover the colours, sounds and treasures of a British autumn. This family-friendly activity includes a free one-page printable checklist , woodland safety guidance, ideas for different ages and a rainy-day version for home. Print the Autumn Hunt An autumn nature walk for children A basket, conkers, acorns, mushrooms and colourful falling leaves. Why try an autumn scavenger hunt? An autumn scavenger hunt gives children a purpose for getting outdoors when the days become cooler. Instead of simply walking from one end of a park to the other, families can pause to compare leaves, listen for birds and notice signs that the season is changing. In the UK, autumn usually brings falling leaves, ripening tree seeds, cooler weather and shorter daylight hours. The exact timing varies between Scotland, Wales, England and Northern Ireland, and it also changes from year to year. That variation mak...

Bedtime Routine A calm read-aloud activity for toddlers aged 1 to 5, with simple bedtime words, gentle games, and a printable page. For parents and carers This page helps toddlers learn a gentle bedtime routine with simple words like bath, pyjamas, story, teddy, light, bed, cosy, and sleep. It is designed to feel calm, predictable, and reassuring. Bedtime safety note A grown-up should help with bath time, teeth brushing, safe sleep spaces, night lights, and bedtime comfort. Keep small objects, loose cords, and unsafe bedding away from very young children. Read-aloud story: Cosy Bedtime Read this story Stop Hear the words The sky is getting soft and dark. It is time for a cosy bedtime. Pyjamas go on. Snuggle, snuggle. Little teeth are clean and bright. One small story sits on Mum’s lap. Teddy goes into bed first. The light goes low. The ro...

Getting Dressed A gentle read-aloud activity for toddlers aged 1 to 5, with simple clothing words, tapping games, and a printable page. For parents and carers This page helps toddlers practise everyday getting-dressed words like socks, shoes, jumper, coat, zip, sleeves, feet, and ready. It supports independence without pressure, using small steps and playful repetition. Getting dressed safely A grown-up should help with zips, buttons, tight clothing, shoes, and outdoor layers. Keep cords, small buttons, and loose accessories safe for young children. Read-aloud story: Ready to Go Read this story Stop Hear the words It is time to get dressed. One sock goes on one little foot. The other sock goes on too. Arms go into the jumper sleeves. Shoes go on. Tap, tap, tap. The coat goes round the shoulders. Zip goes up. Zip, zip, zip. All dres...

Brushing Teeth A gentle read-aloud activity for toddlers aged 1 to 5, with simple toothbrushing words, tapping games, and a printable page. For parents and carers This page helps toddlers learn simple toothbrushing words like toothbrush, toothpaste, teeth, brush, spit, smile, clean, and bedtime. It is made to support a calm routine, not to replace advice from your dentist or health visitor. Toothbrushing safety note A grown-up should help toddlers brush their teeth. Use an age-appropriate toothbrush and toothpaste, keep toothpaste out of reach, and follow local dental advice for your child. Read-aloud story: Tiny Toothbrush Time Read this story Stop Hear the words It is time to brush little teeth. The grown-up gets the toothbrush. A tiny bit of toothpaste goes on top. Brush, brush, brush the front teeth. Brush, brush, brush the back teeth. Spit,...

Washing Hands A gentle read-aloud activity for toddlers aged 1 to 5, with simple hygiene words, tapping games, and a printable page. For parents and carers This toddler activity helps little children learn when and how to wash their hands. It uses simple words, repeated actions, and playful SVG games to make handwashing feel calm and familiar. Handwashing safety note A grown-up should help toddlers at the sink. Use warm, not hot, water. Keep children safe on steps or stools, and help them rinse away all the soap. Read-aloud story: Little Hands Get Clean Read this story Stop Hear the words Little hands played in the garden. Now it is time to wash, wash, wash. The grown-up turns on warm water. Soap goes on. Bubbles pop up. Rub the palms. Rub the fingers. Rinse, rinse, rinse the soap away. Dry, dry, dry with a soft towel. Clean hands ...