Workshop : Highland games

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"Workshop Announcement" Highland games -   Come along and meet the SHGA team who will presenting the Highland Games history, followed by a demonstration. Would you be willing to throw your hat in the ring and have a go at Tug-o-War? Bound to bring a smile and the kids will love it! The Highland games combine sports, fun and culture in a uniquely Scottish way, and what better venue to see some of the demonstrations than on the Glamis Estate. A stunning backdrop.
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Have Fun : Exploration numbers with SumBlox

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SumBlox : Come along and discover the Sumblox, a set of wooden blocks shaped in the numerals 1-10. Each block is  proportional in size to the value of the number. Children can see how numbers change in predictable patterns by differing heights of the block tower.
SumBlox are fun and educational. These carefully carved wooden number blocks encourage children to learn through play and develop a greater understanding of a number value and form with their specially designed shape.






Location: Angus DD8 1RJ, Royaume-Uni

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