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Stop Telling Fibs! - Ideas For Learning: English Extra Activities

This document provides activities and resources for parents to use to educate children about rhyming words and counting based on the story "Stop Telling Fibs!". It includes rhyming bingo, sorting rhyming words, retelling the story with stick puppets, coloring pages of the animals in the story, practicing animal movements, counting activities involving finding rhyming objects and counting groups, and making repeating patterns. The document encourages discussing honesty and truth-telling with children and provides extra online resources related to the story.

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Stop Telling Fibs! - Ideas For Learning: English Extra Activities

This document provides activities and resources for parents to use to educate children about rhyming words and counting based on the story "Stop Telling Fibs!". It includes rhyming bingo, sorting rhyming words, retelling the story with stick puppets, coloring pages of the animals in the story, practicing animal movements, counting activities involving finding rhyming objects and counting groups, and making repeating patterns. The document encourages discussing honesty and truth-telling with children and provides extra online resources related to the story.

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Stop Telling Fibs!

– Ideas for Learning


English Find lots of pairs of socks. Lay them together
Play this fun Rhyming in their pairs and use them to help your child to
Bingo Game. Shuffle the practise counting in twos.
cards and call them one at
a time. Can your child spot Extra Activities
the rhyming word on their bingo board? Have a child that enjoys
colouring? These adorable
After reading the story, Colouring Pages feature
use this What Happened the animals from the story
Next? activity to and are a great way to continue your child’s
encourage your child to learning! Can they name all of the animals?
write a wild story!
Fancy burning off some
Help your child to energy? These Animal
recognise rhyming words Moves Posters are a
with this simple but fun fun way to get children
Rhyming Sorting Activity. exercising and moving around. You could
Cut out the words and your child can sort them find some animal noises on the Internet to
into the right columns. accompany your child’s animal antics!
Use these Stick Puppets No Printer? No Problem!
to retell the story. Can • Can you find any objects in your home that
your child remember the rhyme? Make a list of them!
order of the animals?
Can they remember what the adults keep • Talk about telling lies and whether it is ever OK.
saying to Tomek? Is it a good thing to always tell the truth?

Maths • Play ‘Pass the Rhyme’ – take turns saying


Practise counting to words that rhyme until you can’t think
10 with this I Spy and of any more!
Count activity. Great for • Research and find out some information about
supporting children with the animals in the story. You could look in a
counting different groups of objects. book or online.
Confident with counting • Have a go at retelling the story. Can you and
to 10 and looking for a your child add any actions to help remember it?
challenge? Why not try the Maybe you could make noises or movement to
I Spy and Count to 20! remember the order of the animals!
Support your child in
recognising repeating
patterns with these
Repeating Patterns Peg
Cards. You could use
clothes pegs, sticky tack, counters or just get
your child to point at the picture that completes For more resources linked to ‘Stop Telling
the pattern. Can they make their own? Fibs!’, click here.

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