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We've been exploring Pirate Week here at our house. We all love pirates; in fact I realized I've never shared this picture from this past Halloween of our whole family in their pirate wear. So when Big Brother asked for a "Pirate Week" I couldn't resist. Beyond reading some pirate books, wearing our pirate costumes, and talking like a pirate this week I wanted to create some fun learning and crafting opportunities around pirates. I've been thinking for a while about how to turn Big Brother's…

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How does this resource excite and engage children's learning? A set of pirates themed A4 page borders for children to use as a stimulus in their independent writing. Also available as wide lined, narrow lined, fully lined and half lined - a wide variety of options to cover all activities! Take a look at this banner for more scroll resources.Why not also check out our lovely pirate story resources? Or for some more exciting creative writing ideas, take a peek at our Adventure Story Primary…

Our Pirate Ship - made using 'Community Playthings' blocks - a table shade pole made our mast!

Under the Sea Theme EYFS Plan

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Make telescopes for your pirate adventure

A simple counting exercise using cheap party-bag fillers.

For this pirate theme we have been doing the Build Up Summer Learning Week 1 Pirate. We have loved doing pirates this summer and loved several of the books. Pirates are a theme I think do well for boys and

Ahoy there! This bejewelled treasure chest is a gem of a craft for kids as it's fun and easy to make, too.

Under water sensory bottle. All you need is baby oil, water coloured with blue food gel and some underwater creatures. So cheap and fun to make with your class. EYFS

How does this resource excite and engage children's learning? A colourful worksheet for allowing your children to practise counting objects.

How does this resource excite and engage children's learning? A set of colourful playdough mats featuring some lovely pirate based numeracy activities. Great for use with your pirate topic - a fun cross-curricular resource. Just laminate to create re-useable playdough mats - a fun way to re-enforce learning numbers.