Holiday Homework - Local Community



Morning everyone,

 Hope you're keeping well. For our holiday homework, you are going to create your own mini-project all about your local community. For the project you can make a book, or poster or any form of media you would like all about where you live.
  • Could you include a map?
  • How do you get to school? 
  • Have you got a special place of worship?
  • Do you live near any of your other family members? e.g. cousins/grandparents
  • Where are your favourite places to spend time in Bradford?
  • What facilities have you got close by? e.g. CafĂ©'s/ shops

Here are a few other activities relating to our project that you could have a go at: 

Paper Hats - to use as costumes or as mimicking all the community helpers.

homes and houses topic eyfs #homes #and #houses #topic #eyfs ~ homes and houses topic eyfs

Famous Monuments - 13 Buildings Children Should Know with Free Printable

Smart Kids: Writing Prompt for Rosie's Walk by Pat Hutchins

Kindergarten SOCIAL STUDIES Unit Plan: My Community. Scripted lessons, books, activities, student crafts and workbook and more.

Where I live... my neighborhood

Integrating Social Studies into Other Subject Areas - Shelley Gray


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