Five Minute Mum: Time For School: Easy, fun five-minute games to support Reception and Key Stage 1 children through their first years at school

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These games are roughly for ages 5-7 and are designed to make homework more fun or to encourage reading, writing and maths at home in an easy way, that doesn’t feel like a chore. But for other children they instead will use 50 or 100 tiny little blocks to build up to that same level.

Here you will find all of my five minute posts on tips, tricks and advice, from things I’ve learned along the way. It is not included in promotions available to our main range products, as stated in our terms of service.In my Starting School book, written for the children to read - I talk about this at the very beginning so children understand what those feelings are and why it’s completely OK and how they can help soothe themselves. It goes without saying that Mummy and Daddy’s secret chocolate cupboard and wine/gin/tequila stash is generously contributed to of course. He would have only turned 4 in the June and be into proper school just a few short months later - it felt like madness and I often lamented the loss of my baby. Read a starting school book together - now obviously I’m going to recommend my own one (blow my own trumpet much? Tell them what you enjoyed about school, as hearing you explaining that you went too and liked certain bit will help them to discuss things.

By submitting this form, you agree that we may process your information in accordance with these terms. We work closely with publishers and authors to ensure that we offer the best books on the market for your child.I first started my blog back in Spring of 2018, after using my TA skills to start teaching Ewan (who was three at the time) the letters in his name.