Well here is a washing line song especially written for AEP but also for anyone under 3ish
Autumn Apple ideas
Craft idea
Well Autumn is on its way. Here is a fun idea for using apples that are abundantly falling off the trees! Cut this way they make friendly little toadstools.
Cooking idea
Boil apples with a little water and you as many of these spices as you want to ..cloves ,cinnamon sticks ,aniseed and ginger ,…add to your muesli which you can make yourself from oats ,with nuts and seeds so that your breakfast has all you need for good health and immunity !
Blackberry Autumn Craft ideas
Blackberrys are fun to use as an ink ,find a feather and cut the end into a vee shape and dip into the juice of a blackberry . Or just hold the blackberry and smudge it on the page ,write your name or shapes ,rhythms etc
Blackberries are very tasty when added into any muffin recipe
Here are some fun songs to sing after the hello song.
What day ..is it today ….
Is it Monday or Tuesday etc
Roly poly pudding and blackberry pie
Wind the bobbin up
Popping containers !
Use old containers like Pringle cylinders to play Pop goes the Weasle! Just squeeze the sides with the lid on and – pop it will come flying off. Many can be decorated and used to play rolling to each other games or… filled with some dry beans or seeds to make a shaker…. or you can use them as drums….or as fun place to store your rhythm stones or treasures!
Rhythms on Stones
Here is a nice simple idea for making a game for practising rhythms. All you need are some pebbles and a marker pen.
Corn Doll Craft
Here are photos that I hope show you how to make a lovely corn decoration or corn doll using 5 heads of wheat. Of course they are normally golden yellow but if you want to you can get green young stems as they are more flexible the first time you try this. So get out into the countryside, if you are in the UK, around July or August and take a few from the edge of a wheat field being careful not to damage the farmers crop. This was called gleaning in the old days!
Peel the leaves off at this point 
Here are the stems
without
the leaves
Tie an uneven number of stalks – e.g. 5 together using a stem from an additional wheat stalk.
You can use raffia if you prefer.
Tie it together at the end 
This is how to make a platt 
Take the end into the beginning and secure it. 
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