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AcknowledgmentsWe asked our fostering agencies, schools and homes to get involved in this year’s Summer Challenge by contributing their ideas for inclusion in our 2021 Summer Challenge booklet.

Special thanks to the following services who all shared some fantastic ideas with us:

As a result of everyone’s efforts we have a huge selection of amazing activities for everyone to enjoy over the summer holidays. Enjoy them, have fun and we look forward to receiving your entries. Good luck!

Fostering Agencies:Alliance Foster CareAlpha Plus FosteringBrighter FuturesCFFAChild Care BureauFostering RelationsFostering Solutions WalesFostering Solutions North WestFostering Solutions OundleFostering Solutions MidlandsFostering Solutions SouthFP.comHeath Farm FosteringJay FosteringKindercare NINFA ScotlandNFA Wales/CymruNFA EastNFA London & South EastNFA MidlandsNFA North

NFA North WestNFA South West

PWC CentralPWC South WestReach Out Care

Sunflower Fostering

Schools:Acorn Digital Learning

Acorn Park Baston House School

Belmont PrimaryBelmont Secondary

Bramfeild House Closeburn House

Crookhey HallFalkland House

Heath Farm SchoolHillcrest Glebedale School

Hillcrest Jubilee School Hillcrest Manor School

Hillcrest New Barn School Hillcrest Park School

Hillcrest Shifnal School

Hillingdon Manor School Kestrel HouseLongdon hallLongdon ParkMaben HouseMaple Grove

Meadowcroft SchoolMedway Green

Mountfield HeathOak tree School Oakfield School

Options Barton School Options Higford School Options Kinsale School

Options Trent Acres SchoolReddish Hall School

The Grange Theraputic SchoolThe Holden School The Shires Oakham

The Shires stretton Underley Garden

Waterloo Lodge The Wenlock School Westbourne School

To climb the height of Big Ben you will need to climb up a flight of stairs 42 times. If you want to climb the height of the Eiffel Tower you will need to climb up a flight of stairs 130 times. BUT - going down doesn’t count!

Big Ben is one of London’s most iconic landmarks, built in honour of Queen Victoria in the mid-19th century, Big Ben stands 96 meters (315 ft) tall.

The Eiffel Tower is the tallest landmark in Paris. It was built between 1887 and measures 324 metres (1,063 ft) tall, about the same height as an 81-storey building.

Helpful hints: free walking appswww.outcomesfirstgroup.co.uk/summer-challenge-21/

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Learn the ABC backwardsHave you ever tried saying the alphabet backwards?

saying the alphabet backwards Is surprisingly tricky as we’re just so accustomed to the normal ABC-ing that it can be hard to get our heads around it. But, by using a few clever tricks you can learn do it and once you’ve learned it, you won’t forget it.

Maybe make up a story to help you remember the order of the letters, for example, or create a rhyme or even a song so that you associate the letters with the tune. Not only is being able to say the alphabet backwards a great party trick, but this is a great exercise in learning how to memorise things.

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Climb the height of Big ben or the eiffel tower

This one sounds easy but it is very tricky. The goal here is to build a structure out of playing cards.

Balancing cards on one another is not easy and it becomes more difficult as you build the cards up and they get higher. It can be frustrating as it can get a bit wobbly and fall down a lot. If you preserve you might manage it.

How high can you build yours? The tallest tower in the world was 7.86 metres and was built by Bryan Berg in 2007.

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Build a house of cards How high can you build yours?

Capture some photos of nature

Create a museum exhibition from items around your home then make tickets and a poster

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It’s World Photography Day on the 19th August. Take pictures of wildlife in your garden or on a walk and keep a nature diary!

Share your pictures with friends and family to make them smile.

Create your own exhibition or gallery of artworks inspired by the things you love! From toys and special outfits to holiday souvenirs and much-loved teddy bears, there are so many items around the home to build an exhibition.

This is a great wet weather activity if you do it indoors, or you can also plan an outdoor scavenger hunt if the weather’s fine. All you need is imagination and a bit of time to set things up.

You’ll need to come up with a list of things for players to find. If you’re playing indoors you might choose things that you have in your house already – maybe 20 items beginning with the letter L, for example. or you might want to hide things specially – such as small pictures of superheroes. These can be hidden around your house or in the garden and players can collect them in a basket or bag. Alternatively, opt for a nature theme and ask people to take photos – maybe 15 things growing in the garden that are white, for example.

It’s a good idea to set a time limit. For younger children, 15 minutes is normally enough but older children can scavenge for longer.

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Go on a themed scavenger huntWhat can you find?

learn makatonLearn to say hello without shaking hands

Makaton is a unique language programme that uses symbols, signs and speech to enable people to communicate.

Being able to communicate is one of the most important skills we need in life. Almost everything we do involves communication; everyday tasks such as learning at school, asking for food and drink, sorting out problems, making friends and having fun. These all rely on our ability to communicate with each other.

Learn to say hello without shaking hands!! Find out more about Makaton at: www.outcomesfirstgroup.co.uk/summer-challenge-21/

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Design a greetings card

TELL US ALL ABOUT A LOCAL HERO DRAW A PICTURE OF THEM AND TELL US WHY YOU THINK THEY’RE A HERO

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Did you know kindness is one of the greatest of all superpowers? People all over the world are waking up to the extraordinary power of kindness – so much so that there’s now an organisation called Random Acts of Kindness that aims to make kindness the norm for people all around the world. What could you do today to contribute towards the World Kindness Movement?

It could be something really small like doing the washing up or making someone a card. Or, you maybe you’d like to start fundraising for a cause.

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Carry out an act of kindnessDid you know kindness is one of the greatest of all superpowers?

Decorate a cake

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Walking is really good for you both physically and emotionally. It can help you to feel fitter and, even if it’s raining, a walk can help to clear your mind and lift your mood.

Walking somewhere you’ve never walked before can be a great adventure. Why not play I Spy or take a notebook and write down what you see? Or, if you’ve got a camera, you could take photos and then give a talk to people in your household about what you saw and did on your walk. A pedometer will tell you how many steps you’ve walked.

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Go for a walk somewhere new to you

Use your imagination and creativity to design art work on rocks and stones. Use big and small rocks and stones to create different pieces of art!

Make collecting your rocks part of the fun. Go out into the garden and see what you can find. If you don’t have any rocks or stones in your garden see if you can find any outside at the beach or in the park. Decide on a theme and create a whole collection of Rocks.

Write, draw or paint onto your rocks using paints and pens in different colours.

Make others smile by sharing your Rocks on your favourite walking route.

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Paint a stoneleave it on your favourite walking route

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A BUG HUNTHOW MANY CAN YOU SPOT?

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Butterflies

Ladybird

Caterpillar

Ant

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Everyone loves to see the bugs about in the summer months, especially the pretty butterflies and lady birds!

Why not see how many different bugs you can see whilst on a nature walk or just in your own garden? You may have to look under stones, behind leaves, under bushes and amongst the flowers. Do this challenge for one day to see how many points you can score.

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Make a Lego road mapMaybe you could even re-create your own neighbourhood in Lego bricks?

Put on a showIf you like Britain’s Got Talent, then you’ll love this

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Love Lego? You’re not alone. Lego was voted the greatest toy of all time back in 2015! For more than 50 years, generations of children have been using the brightly coloured plastic bricks to build whatever their imaginations can picture. So, for this part of the Summer Challenge, why not create a Lego road map, with imaginary highways through an imaginary landscape? You could add crossroads, Cul-de-Sacs and dual carriageways. Maybe you could even re-create your own neighbourhood in Lego bricks?

It’s the chance for everyone to have their moment in the spotlight doing whatever they are best at. It doesn’t have to be anything grand – maybe telling a joke, singing a song, doing a trick or performing a dance. Children of all ages from your household can join in and the focus is on having fun, both as performer and audience. Make it a truly special event by creating a poster publicising the event, selling tickets and offering refreshments.

Do you remember how great it felt when you were younger and an older child showed you how to do something? Well, now you are older it’s your turn! Younger children will love to learn from you, so why not think about what you can teach them? Have you got a skill that they’d love to learn – maybe drawing or telling the time or even whistling?

Think about how you could teach them how to do what you can do. How did you learn? Was there an “Aha” moment when you suddenly discovered the secret? Maybe you’ll need to design something to help them learn or draw a diagram or write some simple instructions.

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Teach a younger child something that you can do and they can’t

Lay the table for a special occasionInclude fancy napkins, a flower arrangement and name cards

Invent a new sandwich or smoothie

Make a chalk walk for people to follow

Make a nature collage Made from collecting, leaves, flowers, feathers etc from a nature hunt

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A time capsule can be a magical thing to create. The idea is to collect together items and put them inside a container to be opened at a future date. These could include drawings and handwritten notes, photos of you doing activities with your family, a copy of your favourite recipe, cuttings from newspapers and magazines and so on.

People in the future are likely to be interested in how we live now – including what ordinary life is like, the technology we use and all about you and your family. You might want to hide the time capsule for a stranger to find or put it away for yourself in the future or for your children or grandchildren!

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Make a time capsulePeople in the future are likely to be interested in how we live now

This can be someone in any sport past and present. Find out their full name, date Of Birth, Place of birth, Sport, what level did they play their sport? How old are they? Have they won any medals?

How long have they played their sport? What team do/did they play for? Serious injuries/ illnesses? At what age did they become known for their sport? Have they set and world records/ sporting records?

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Research facts about your favourite sporting hero

competitive artchallenge your friends or family

Do you often find yourself drawing or painting away in your spare time? Then this may be just the challenge for you!

Whether you want to show off your skills by pastel drawing your pets, painting a picture of your friends or sketching your favourite cartoon character, send in your best effort to [email protected] and also be in with a chance of seeing your artistic talents on our social media channels!

Helpful hints: Drawing tipswww.outcomesfirstgroup.co.uk/summer-challenge-21/

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No thumbsCan you write your name or brush your hair?

Create a postcardThis can be of your favourite place

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It doesn’t sound difficult but you will be surprised how much we use our thumbs.

Even the most basic tasks can be challenging. Try opening a door, using a phone, opening a bottle or banana without using your thumbs.

Can you write your name or brush your hair?

Make sock/shadow puppets You can have a go at acting out a play

Have a BBQ

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Learn a different languageLearn to count to 10 in 5 different languages or learn a song in a different language

Make a homemade parachute for a toy/object


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Create a project on the topic of your choice and teach your family about it

Is there something you love that you could do a project about? Maybe you’re mad about dogs or you can play the violin or you’re unbeatable at video games.

Choose a topic that really inspires you and then plan out your project using a simple structure. If it’s dogs, for example, you could do something about dogs in the wild, why dogs were domesticated, breeds of dogs and why you like dogs.

When your project is ready, you can offer to teach your family about your chosen subject.

The light & the calmsing our song ‘The Light & The Calm’

we worked with over 200 children and foster carers to record an original and powerful song at Abbey Road Studios (The Beatles and Robbie Williams have made albums here!) to raise awareness of fostering across the country.

We would like you to meet the challenge of learning the lyrics before singing along yourself! Feel free to send in footage of you in full flow to [email protected] and we will share our favourites online!

Helpful hints: Learn the lyricswww.outcomesfirstgroup.co.uk/summer-challenge-21/

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Make/draw a superheromake, draw or create a comic book super hero

If you loved every minute of the latest Avengers movie, then you are bound to have a long list of favourite superheroes to choose from for this challenge.

Once you’ve made your difficult decision, the next step involves bringing them to life through making or drawing them. How about a LEGO Spiderman? Or maybe a sketch of Batman in action? The choice is yours!

Helpful hints: How to draw superheroes www.outcomesfirstgroup.co.uk/summer-challenge-21/

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Finish a jigsawchallenge your shape recognition skills with these timeless puzzles

Host your own Olympic Games 2021 with friends or family! challenge your creativity by creating your very own fun experience

Feed the ducksfrom chopped up vegetables to specialist bird seeds, help feed your local waterfowl

Learn a magic trickamaze with card tricks, vanishing objects and other magical performances

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Building a house for bugs is important in any season, as it will give them somewhere to shelter from the elements. Insects encourage pollination of flowers and vegetables. When we think of creepy crawlies we often associate them to the countryside, big gardens and parks.

Not many people realise however, that creating homes for bugs within cities is really important too. Just as those bugs in the countryside help pollination, those in urban centres are crucial to help welcome pollination and the growth of insect societies.

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Build a bug hotelwe all need somewhere to call home

Bugs play an important part in World ecosystems and like any creature living on our planet, whether that is a human or a bug, we all need somewhere to call home.

Start to build up your Bug Hotel with all the items you have collected. Be inventive! There is no right or wrong.Once you are satisfied it is packed sufficiently full. Take a step back and admire your handiwork!

Find somewhere in the garden or your balcony to make it’s home. Remember to go and check up on it after a few weeks and see who has moved in. Just remember to be really careful not to scare them, we don’t want them to move out after we have made it so welcoming.

Possible VisitorsWood Lice Ants Beetles Snails Slugs Frogs / Toads Bumble Bees Butterflies Grasshoppers WormsHedgehogs Ladybugs Worms

WHAT YOU NEED

Natural Materials Recyclables Leaves Toilet Paper RollPinecones Scrap PaperBark & Twigs BricksFlowers Palettes / SkidsMoss CardboardWood Chips Plastic Bottles / Milk CartonsNut Shells Drain PipesBamboo Popsicle SticksGrass RopeTree Stumps Chicken WireStones Plant PotsShells Old Drawers or Photo FramesTwine Old Tires


Play in a paddling pool or water sprinkler

Have a spa day at home

Create some beach or grass art

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Celebrate Euro 2021!Challenge yourself and see how many kick ups you can do

Draw a family memberCan you draw or paint a picture of your family?

This could be a drawing of your mum, dad, foster carer, sister, brother, grandparents, aunt, uncle, cousin, dog or cat!

Once complete you could talk about your picture with your family and also send a photo in to us at [email protected], we would love to see them.

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Create an obstacle coursedesign your own challenge

Combining fitness and fun, there are fewer more exciting ways to spend a warm summer’s day than building a challenging obstacle course.

Make sure that you have plenty of space in which to place your obstacles such as climbing frames or spare Tyres, with the aim to test different skills such as agility, stamina and speed with your friends or family members.

Helpful hints: Step-by-step guide to safely building an obstacle course www.outcomesfirstgroup.co.uk/summer-challenge-21/

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become an inventorinvent something useful

While you may not be able to build a time machine or flying car just yet, there are plenty of bits and bobs around your home that can become something useful.

For example, you could make a new kitchen bin by taping cardboard boxes together, or hand paint the side of a drinking glass to make a decorative ornament.

Helpful hints: DIY invention inspiration www.outcomesfirstgroup.co.uk/summer-challenge-21/

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Upcycling is the process of turning something old into something new with a different purpose. It is a great way of reducing waste as instead of throwing something away you can give it a brand new lease of life and turn it into something useful again. Have a look around the house at unwanted objects, such as old bottles, toys, clothes or items of furniture.

Use your imagination to think how you might be able to transform them into something new – maybe furniture could be repainted or you could cover it in pictures cut from magazines or comics. Be creative and have fun!

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Create an upcycle project Use old piece of furniture, clothing or household item

There are lots of different ways to build a den. You could build one outdoors with sticks to test wilderness survival skills, an indoor fort with fairy lights to watch movies in or cardboard box dens for younger kids.

Enjoy the space you have created by watching a movie, playing with toys or enjoying your favourite snacks inside!

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Design and Make your own denThen enjoy the space you have created

Tie-dye a T-shirtget creative with colours

Press up challengedon’t forget to Keep your score

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Not sure what to do with your white T-shirts you no longer need? Give them a colourful makeover this summer by tie-dying them in multiple colours and patterns, giving you a whole new summer wardrobe.

If you’ve not tie-dyed before, ask an adult to show you how to it to make sure you get the look you want.

Helpful hints: Guide to tie-dying www.outcomesfirstgroup.co.uk/summer-challenge-21/

Do as many press up repetitions as you can in one minute. Keep your score and write it in the box below. To do a press up - keep your back straight, hands shoulder width part and make sure you are low enough to only just fit your fist underneath your chest.

Go 48 hours without using your phone

We know this may be a particularly difficult challenge for the tech-savvy amongst you, but if you can go two days without using your phone, unless for emergencies of course, then you will be well rewarded on your route to 1000 points and the mystery prize. To pass the time, try reading a book, drawing or writing, or even attempt to find a new hobby you might enjoy.

Helpful hints: How to survive without your phonewww.outcomesfirstgroup.co.uk/summer-challenge-21/

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go on a bike rideexplore a new place on your bike, with family

build a sandcastlego to the seaside and build a sand castle, or get extra points for a sand sculpture

plant something & watch it growchoose flowers, vegetables, or even a tree!

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conquer a feardo something you are afraid of and beat that fear

Facing your fears can give you a real sense of joy in overcoming something that previously bothered you. It doesn’t need to be anything really scary, but if you start with smaller worries and fears, you can build your confidence to conquer more later on.

Do you hate eating vegetables? Are you scared of spiders? Try not to think too much about your fear in the moment and you will be surprised at just what you are capable of!

Helpful hints: Facing your fearswww.outcomesfirstgroup.co.uk/summer-challenge-21/

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take one photo every dayTake one photo for every day of summer

Taking a photo each day to capture all of your summer adventures can be a great way of documenting some of your happiest moments so you can look back on them for years to come. If you want the world to see your work, you can send us your finished collection to [email protected] and we will share some of our favourite shots on our social media pages.

Helpful hints: Making a photo diary www.outcomesfirstgroup.co.uk/summer-challenge-21/

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To complete this challenge, go out at night in your garden, or even go camping, and find some of the major star constellations, The Big Dipper (Ursa Major), The Little Dipper (Ursa Minor), Orion, Taurus and Gemini are just a few. There are many online resources to help you identify each one, who knows, you may even see a shooting star!

Helpful hints: Guide to constellations www.outcomesfirstgroup.co.uk/summer-challenge-21/

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star gazinglie on the grass and find the big dipper

Make a gratitude journal three things you are grateful for every day

A gratitude journal is a great way to remind yourself to notice the things that make you feel glad to be alive.

By deciding to write down at least three things you feel grateful for each day, you will start to look out for these moments throughout the day. The more you look, the more you will notice. It’s a nice idea to buy a lovely new notebook and keep it by your bed. At the end of each day, before you go to sleep, think back over your day and find three things to write in your notebook.

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Make a musical instrument from household devices

While this might sound like a difficult challenge, you will be surprised at how easy it is to make a musical instrument out of general items found around your home. With the earliest instruments existing over 40,000 years ago, it shouldn’t be too long before everyone can enjoy hearing your musical talent!

Helpful hints: Guide to making musical instruments at home www.outcomesfirstgroup.co.uk/summer-challenge-21/

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Design and make a piece of jewelleryYou can give this to a friend

Have a campfire with marshmallows

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Make a bird house or feeding stationhelp feed the wildlife where you live

Ready steady cook… Make something out of random ingredients

Adults can be a treasure trove of great stories, including funny things that happened when they were younger and the adventures they had when you were your age.

Ask them to tell you about how different life was when they were younger to how it is now - in the late 1980s, for example, when mobile phones were the size of a house brick! – or get them to recount stories about favourite pets, memorable holidays or plans that went wrong… Once you start them off, you might find it hard to stop them! You could then write stories or draw pictures based on what they’ve told you.

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Ask an adult to tell you a story about their

childhood and write about it or draw a picture

Make a present for someone special

Collect a box of Recycling

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enjoy creating a wonderful surprise that will amaze friends and family.

Do your bit for the planet and gather together materials to be recycled. Send your recycling pictures to [email protected]

Stay connected spend a bit of time teaching older relatives or friends

Communicating via emails, texts and social media tends to come naturally to young people who have grown up with this type of technology. But it’s different for the older generation and many of them (as well as some of the younger generation) struggle to communicate in this way.

By spending a bit of time teaching older relatives or friends to text, go online or send and receive emails, you’ll find it much easier to keep in touch. And you will open up a whole new world for them which they will thank you for!

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DISCOVER A SENSE OF ADVENTURE! experience A new environment, unfamiliar sights and sounds. TOGETHER WITH FAMILY OR FRIENDS LEARN HOW TO PUT UP a tent, COOK AWAY FROM THE KITCHEN, AND BE NEAR TO WILDLIFE, sleepING under the stars.

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Go Camping outside or inside

World Chocolate Day 7th July

Go for a run

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Enjoy a chocolate treat this World Chocolate Day.

Go for a run! Have fun racing around your favourite running spot.

Food is something that unites us all as humans and organising an International Food Week at home can be a great way to understand more about the lives of children in other countries and cultures.

Why not try researching some fascinating food facts and pinning them up on your wall - did you know, for example, that cocoa beans have been used as a food for more than 3,000 years in South America or that hot dogs were invented by Germans living in the USA in the 1890s?

Find menus from different countries around the world and then ask an adult to help you to shop for ingredients and cook delicious meals.

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Organise an International Food Week in your household

Play music and dance!with friends or on your own, enjoy the latest sounds and moves

Write a reportThis can be on a tv programme you have watched

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POP, RAP, ROCK, METAL, ALTERNATIVE – LISTEN TO THE LATEST SOUNDS THAT YOU ENJOY AND DANCE!

It’s A chance for YOU TO SHINE WITH YOUR REPORTING SKILLS. WRITE UP A REVIEW ON A FAVOURITE TV PROGRAMME OR VIDEO YOU HAVE SEEN. WHAT DID YOU THINK OF THE STORY, THE ACTING? WHAT POINTS WERE DISCUSSED IN THE PROGRAMME? WHAT WAS THE PRODUCTION QUALITY LIKE? PERHAPS YOU ARE A SPORTS FAN? MAKE A REPORT ON THE LAST MATCH YOU SAW AND WHAT YOU THOUGHT OF THE GAME OR THE PLAYERS?

Write a poem about Summer

beaches, enjoying the sun, countryside walks PLAYING SPORTS OUTDOORS, HELPING GROW PLANTS IN THE GARDEN, MAKING YOUR FAVOURITE ICE CREAM SUNDAE, HAVING a GLASS OF cool ORANGE JUICE – write down what summer means to you.

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Dream Big Trust was set up to give grants of up to £500 to help children, young people and adults make their dream a reality.

We would love you to fundraise for the Dream Big Trust, and your fundraising will go towards helping people with costs of completing work experience, providing them with equipment such as books or computers, helping activity clubs and support groups and so much more.

The best thing about fundraising is that you get to help someone whilst having some fun along the way! You could complete a sponsored activity such as bike ride, swim, walk, sports match or even a sponsored silence! If you’re not feeling that active, why not have a cake or craft sale?

You can fundraise with friends and get your family involved too.

To send your fundraising donations visit https://www.dreambigtrust.org/

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Build a fort

Do a cartwheel

Roll down a hill

Bury your toes in the sand

Fly a kite

Jump over the waves

Play a family board game

Read a book

Learn about animals

Play a game of football (any sport)

Make your own ice lollies

Visit the park

Watch a sunset

Go on a picnic

Go Fishing

Make a homemade pizza

Have a waterfight

Watch a film with family

Feed the birds in the garden

Play frisbee

Build a tower of lego

Go swimming

Jump on a trampoline

Eat some ice cream

Design your own ‘Summer Challenge’

Are there any other challenges you can think of that we haven’t covered? sketch out your own Summer Challenge on this page to let us know what it was so that we can add a mystery points total to your overall score!

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more challengessee below further tasks that you can complete

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Cook/help cook a meal for your family

Start to learn a musical instrument

Visit a beach and collect shells

Make a Summer scrapbook

Go berry picking

Write a letter to a friend or family member

Draw a Summer picture

Play hopscotch

Play simon says

Go geocaching

Play in the rain/ Jump in puddles

Make breakfast for your family

Play hide and seek

Tell a story to a friend

Paint your finger or toe nails in ten different colours

Write a letter to a friend or family member

Blow bubbles

Tell someone a joke to make them smile

Make a cardboard box house

Try a new food - something you have never tried before

Clean your bedroom

Make an origami animal

Design your dream house

even more challengessee below further tasks that you can complete

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learn the 13 times table Most have learnt up to 12 times tables but can you and a child learn their 13 times table?

bake a summer fruit cake/pieusing summer fruits or berries, bake a seasonal cake or pie with the family

make fresh lemonadetogether with a child or young person learn how to make a refreshing glass of real lemonade

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1 x 13 = 13 2 x 13 = 263 x 13 = 39 4 x 13 = 52

5 x 13 = 65

6 x 13 = 78

7 x 13 = 91 8 x 13 = 1049 x 13 = 117

10 x 13 = 13011 x 13 = 143

12 x 13 = 156

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