Boredom Busting Activities
When the UK went in to lockdown during the coronavirus outbreak, Danny and his daughter, Lola, started to post daily 'Boredom Busting Activities' to help families fill their days at home.
All of the content uploaded to our Facebook page was a roaring success.
We had several thousand views, lots of new followers, and our videos were picked up by a couple of YouTube channels! We hope you like them…
Here are some activities for you inspired by content from our videos:
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Paper Fortune Teller
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Chocolate Cornflake Cakes
Ingredients for 6 cakes:
90g milk chocolate
50g cornflakes
One tablespoon of golden syrup
One teaspoon of unsalted butter
A splash of milk
Method:
Break up the chocolate in to small pieces and place in a saucepan. With an adult’s help, turn on the oven stove top to a low, simmering heat.
Using a plastic spatula stir regularly and slowly add the golden syrup. Add a splash of milk and the butter and keep stirring until all the ingredients have melted. Turn off the heat.
Add the cornflakes to the pan and mix well. Add the contents to 6 cupcake holders and leave to cool and set for 15-20 minutes.
Eat and enjoy!
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Boredom Busting Tunes
Alongside our videos, we've been playing a few fun songs in line with each theme. As a result of this, we've created a Spotify playlist for you to enjoy!
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Tongue Twisters
Try saying these phrases over and over again. Speed up if you can and see if you can still say them!
Great for getting your mouth working before doing drama or singing. Also just really fun, especially if you challenge your parents and carers at home...
Red lorry yellow lorry
She sells sea shells on the sea shore
New York’s unique, unique New York
A proper cup of coffee from a proper coffee pot
There’s a spaceship in space that sells spaceship shape ships
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream
Can you can a can as a canner can can a can?
A big black bear sat on a big black rug
Four fine fresh fish for you
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