Read some of Burns’ poems then use drama or freeze frames to show the stories of them and their meanings
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Read The Very Hungry Caterpillar and act out the different scenes. Used our butterfly life cycle resource to make a 3D caterpillar? Retell the story using your curly caterpillar friend.
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Research a celebration or religious festival from a country other than your own and celebrate it in your unit.
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Research some of the names on your local war memorial. Make a postcard about each person you research and collate your findings in your unit
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Research traditional Easter traditions from other countries
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Research: How is Pride and LGBT+ culture represented in other countries around the world? Present your findings in an interesting way
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Research/read the St George’s Day story together
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Reuse old tea and coffee granules as fertiliser for the garden
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Reuse old tea bags by running a bath over them and enjoy a long soak for super smooth skin!
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Robert Burns famously wrote ‘Address to a Haggis’. Read it then write your own poem to a haggis
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Run a ‘Guess the name of the Teddy Bear’ as a fund raiser
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Scotland is home to one of Europe’s oldest trees, find out what it is and how you can identify it. How many members of your unit would it take to hold hands around the circumference of the trunk?
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Set up a specialist recycling point at your school or local meeting place. Find out more at: www.terracycle.com
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Set up an eco-council or recycling club to benefit your community
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Share a lift, catch the bus or walk instead of using the car
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Snap some spy selfies in your home made disguises
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So you may not be able to fly but you can be creative in how your travel through space. Try learning Parkour
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Some superheroes can breathe underwater, try scuba diving
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Song is extremely important in Welsh culture. Find some traditional songs and have a go at singing them. Why not make up your own song about St. David’s Day?
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Spread your wings and fly like a butterfly on a zip line or take part in some aerial yoga.
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St. David was a monk. Find out what monks are and how they live. Why not see if you can get one to come and visit your unit so you can find out more?
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St. George was a hero. Find out about modern day heroes, does everyone think of the same people as heroes? Who is your hero and why?
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St. Patrick fled and then returned to Ireland to convert the Irish to Christianity. Learn about and celebrate a Christian festival or visit your local church to find out more about the faith
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Study the stars in Astronomy. Find out some fun facts about the planets and the solar system
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Superheroes always know how to defend themselves. Try some self-defence or martial arts
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Switch to LED light bulbs in your home and in your meeting place. Why not raise funds to buy them by selling old and unwanted items?
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T-Rex are Known as ‘King of Dinosaurs’. If you were King or Queen for the day what would you do?
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T-Rex Had Large Brains to help with Hunting. Find some other Brain Related Facts and Compare a T-Rex Brain with Other Animal Brain Sizes
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T-Rex teeth were serrated and conical for piercing and gripping. Find out what each of your teeth are designed for an how to look after them best
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Take a trip to ‘Bounce Below’ or visit the longest and fastest zip-line in Europe in Bethesda. www.zipworld.co.uk/adventure/bounce-below
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Take a trip to a butterfly enclosure and count how many different species you can see. Keep a look out for hungry butterflies feeding on fruit or nectar.
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Take a trip to an Art Gallery or to visit a local artist
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Take a trip to Scotland to visit the home of Robert Burns and see where he got the inspiration for his poems
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Take a trip to the seaside and go crabbing off the end of the pier Remember to put back the crabs you catch and take your rubbish home
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Take it further: climb Wales’ highest mountain
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Take it further: visit the Chained Library in Hereford
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Take part in #EarthHour on March 28th. Find out more at: earthhour.org
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Take part in a charity operation to help people in countries affected by conflict
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Take part in a fitness class or organise your own circuit training in your meeting place
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Take part in a litter pick and collect rubbish. Remember to wear personal safety equipment and stay back from busy roads
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Take Part in a Local Carnival or Mardi Gras Celebration
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Take part in a local carnival or summer walking day. You could dress up and decorate a float or join a walking parade.
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Take part in an inclusive Sex and Relationships session covering sexuality, health, body image and consent
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