If you’re looking for activities to entertain children during self-isolation, why not encourage them to learn more about Plymouth?
The team at the Mayflower Museum have created a series of free, online worksheets suitable for children in key stage 1 and 2, offering a fun way to learn more about the city.
Children can learn about the history of the Mayflower ship and the voyage it took 400 years ago, discover facts about traditional Devon food and test their knowledge of famous Plymouth landmarks.
Find the worksheets online at visitplymouth.co.uk/virtual-learning.
Other attractions around Plymouth are also offering unique ways to keep children entertained online while they’re closed.
The National Marine Aquarium is hosting live feeding sessions on their Facebook page with the videos available to watch afterwards on their website and every Tuesday, they’re posting videos with short and simple toddler crafts to try at home.
Dartmoor Zoo is also bringing the zoo to you at home, with live animal talks on their Facebook page at 2pm each day.
