We are big fans of Learning Resources in the Constant household, they have some incredible resources that are fun, engaging and aid education. The perfect concoction for homelearning and lockdown. So, we teamed up with them to give one of my lucky readers a prize bundle of goodies to help get through these uncertain times. *Competition window at the bottom of this post.
The Learning Resources prize bundle
I love this prize bundle, there are some fantastic items that will really help with homelearning and educating your children from home. They are also fun! A great combo worth over £50.
Word on the Street (Junior)
This is a great, family fun, game and the kiddies loved it. The idea is that the letters of the alphabet are in a long row in the middle of the board. When it’s your turn, (working in teams), you pick a card and have a discussion about words that meet the criteria. For example it might be something in the kitchen. On our first few goes the words were just anything. However, as we got more into the game, the words became tactical.
You see, whatever word you choose, you move the letters of that word one space towards your team on the board. You can see there are 2 spots on either side that the letter can move. So if you choose words with E in them, you move E towards your team until it slips off the board and becomes YOURS.
You need 8 letters on your side of the board to win. It’s so much fun and I love the words they thought of to try and get the letters, for example using words with 3 of a letter in it. Very clever!
A homelearning times table game
So, we used the calculator, tackling tables set and the ocean counters to create a Maths game that the children really enjoyed. We love these ocean counters so much, Isla uses them daily to help with her Maths work (perfect for grouping out fractions).
The idea of the game was that Mummy shouted out the sum from the tackling tables card and the kiddies had to shout out the answer and get the right amount of counters to demonstrate they understood what the amount is. Then they verify their answer by using the calculator (and I show them the card).
Such a simple idea, that takes no setting up at all and can be done anywhere in the home. They really loved it. The counters added a little action to the game, instead of doing just sums, and they enjoyed grouping the animals and colours together. So each answer took up a little time. It was nice to see them working together with it.
How do I win this Learning Resources bundle?
To win this fun bundle of Learning Resources goodies, all you have to do is fill out the competition entry form below:
Win a homelearning bundle from Learning ResourcesThis competition closes at midnight on 9th of May 2020. Good luck!
My favourite is the word on the street game!
I think both my younger children age nearly 6 and nearly 4 would love the under the sea counters.
I love their GeoSafari Vega 360 Telescope!
I would say the word on the Street, its definitely a learning resource that my children would enjoy
like the look of the Word On The Street, I think this would be a favourite
Under the sea ocean counters – great fun
The sea ocean counters are really cute, my kids would love them
I love the GeoSafari Vega 360 Telescope.
I love the mathlink cubes and remember using them when I was at school, and I know that my children have used them at their schools too – a fantastic resource.
we love the pre school lab set by learning resources
I love the under the sea counters, so colourful and fun. I really like the majority of learning resource products and have several
Word on the street
GeoSafari Vega 360 Telescope looks grear
Perfect bundle for our boys in lockdown, thank you for the opportunity
I have to say i do love the STEM learning products, they are really brilliant and there is so much to learn from them and the kids have fun as well
I really like the look of the ocean counters!
My son is a big fan of the Beaker Creatures range. He’s got a few of the other science type sets too. Science is always the easy one to get him on board with though, maths and English, I need all the help I can get. Fingers crossed.
Wow this is great.
I don’t know for this.
My little girl like to learn.
Their telescope
Under the sea ocean counters look like great fun and so educational
Under the sea ocean counters looks fab
I love the GeoSafari Vega 360 Telescope!
The ocean counters look really fun
The ocean counters
I’ve browsed their website so many times! I think their Mathlink cubes are my favourite of all.
Under the sea ocean counters looks great fun to do with my son xx
Under the sea counters look fun
under the sea counters
Word on the street sounds right up mine and my daughter’s street! All these learning resources sound super though! I am currently trying to keep daphne learning whilst trying to work from home full time for NHS so any props to help would be much appreciated x
GeoSafari Vega 360 Telescope
The ocean counters look great my grandson would love this game
A really really fabulous range. The GeoSafari® Vega 360 Telescope looks especially appealing.
I like the GeoSafari Vega 360 Telescope,
From the bundle you have so kindly reviewed i would say that Word on the Street would be a favourite in our home, we love word games and play them everyday.
Love the telescope they have some great things
This looks fun my nephews and nieces would love ♥️
Tackling Tables, I always struggled learning my tables growing up and my kids are apples that didnt fall far from the tree! Anything to help them along i will give a try
The Under the sea ocean counters look like great fun for the grandchildren
We’d love to play Word on the Street!
My favourite is word on the street junior because it looks fun.
Tackling table cards
Under the Sea Counters looks fab!
I love the tackling the tables. I think that is a fab learning tool
The word on the street game looks amazing
My 5 year old daughter would love these, she is enjoying home learning and especially loves maths and has started working on year 2 work.
I think the tackling tables cards look brilliant – certainly a great way of making testing those more fun!
Learning resources produce great educational and fun toys
It’s surprising the educational resources you can make with a little imagination