Physical development: Practice mark making drawing a jazzy hair style. Cut out a face from a magazine and stick at the bottom of a piece of paper or draw a face of your own. Add zig zags, loops, waves, crosses, lines and any other patterns you can think of.
Letters and Sounds: Practice d sound with Mrs Perryman Maths Dinosaur song - YouTube
Maths: Roll lots of worms from dough. Compare and talk about their lengths with your child. Which is the longest/shortest? Is one longer or shorter?
If you cannot make dough what about using string or shoe laces.
Maths: Play the game Shape Monsters - 2D Shapes Matching Game (topmarks.co.uk)
Can you name the shape before putting it in the monsters mouth?
Story: Mrs Perryman reading Mr Magnolia - YouTube
Maths: Mrs Perryman Maths: Pegs quantity to number - YouTube
Label body parts - Draw round a body on some wallpaper, a large piece of cardboard or whatever you can find! Colour/paint and cut out.
Alternatively make a laundry person from all sorts of clothes and add a face.
See how many body parts your child can name and write them down. It is a good time to introduce new language. Think beyond arm and leg and talk about shoulder, elbow, wrist, thigh, calf, ankle etc. You could even talk about what is on the inside of our bodies such as brain, bones, lungs and heart. You can write all your body words directly onto the picture or use postits or tape strips of paper onto the relevant part. Can you child remember the body parts a few days later? Don't forget to take a photo for me to see!
Letters and Sounds: Help your child find the rhyming pairs on the sheet. Talk about when words rhyme they sound the same at the end of the word rather than the beginning i.e. cat, hat, bat, rat. Some children find this difficult to understand especially as we have been focusing on the initial sound in words (alliteration - cat, car, cap, camel etc.)
Physical Development: Mrs Perryman Pen Patterns and Pen Grip - YouTube