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Parenting · February 22, 2021

Slow Half Term with Living Arrows 8/52 (2021)

“You are the bows from which your children as living arrows are sent forth.” We’ve had a slow half term over here. It was very much needed after the long half term of home learning. It was a good opportunity for me to ditch the school work and catch up on work and jobs in the house.

slow hal term with a child in a tree pretending to be a sloth

This meant that the kids have also had a very slow half term and have been allowed to have plenty of social screen time rather than school screen time. They have made a trail of disaster around the house, brought in half the mud from the back garden with their wellies, trailing chicken poo in with them and been on a fair few dog walks. I wouldn’t have it any other way of course!

We did manage to get lucky and have two park trips to our local National trust for the last hour of the day. It was just enough to get them out and enjoy a flask of hot chocolate whilst they got to play in the park. Life seems fleetingly more normal when we leave the house and see other families out enjoying themselves too.

2 children sat in a wooden playhouse playing shopkeepers

It was really lovely to have the big two around to play with the younger ones as they have longer lessons during term time.

3 children sat on a bench smiling  on a slow half term week

Teddy and Daisy have particularly enjoyed spending more time together. They did an online cooking class and made pop tarts. It was good to see them working as a team and for Teddy to gain some confidence in baking.

2 children holding a tray of biscuits

I am going to sign off this weeks with a photo of Teddy dressed as 007 yesterday as we didn’t do an awful lot and so he created his own fun themed day and spied on everyone most of the day!

a young boy being James Bond with a nerf gun and sunglasses

Living Arrows 7/52

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  1. Donna says

    February 28, 2021 at 11:56 am

    Teddy as Bond is awesome! And it sounds like you had a really lovely half term – a good balance of down time and National Trust! x

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  2. Mudpie Fridays says

    February 28, 2021 at 8:31 pm

    I absolutely love the last photo of teddy dressed up as 007 he looks very cool and looks like he has suddenly aged. Sounds like a lovely relaxed half term just the way it should be. Hope the week back at school has been kind to you.

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  3. Sarah says

    February 28, 2021 at 10:47 pm

    It sounds like you had a perfect half term. I’m really missing using our NT membership but our nearest property is too far to go under the current guidance to stay local so we’ll just have to wait a bit longer!

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    • teamsteinblog says

      March 7, 2021 at 8:35 pm

      It will be fantastic when we can all travel that but further. I bet you’re really missing a day out there xx

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