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LET’S GET READY It’s time for Muddy Puddles Week!Your little piggies can get involved in Peppa’s muddy challenges and help support Save the Children

During the week• Make sure you have all the materials

• Take part in our muddy challenges and activities:

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Welly Footprint

Muddy Sensory Tray

Puddle Party Pack

Puddle Picnic Recipes

Muddy Puddle Adventure Dice Game

Muddy Puddles Sing-along

• Print off a certificate for your muddy puddle champion!

• Spread the word, make sure your friends and family are able to take part too and share your little piggies’ muddy photos #MuddyPuddlesWeek and tag @SavetheChildrenUK @officialPeppaPigUK (Facebook), @SaveChildrenUK @PeppaPig (Twitter), @SaveChildrenUK @officialPeppa (Instagram)!

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Peppa Pig and her family are on the hunt for some muddy puddles to jump in! Can you help them reach one?

You will need:• Muddy Puddle Adventure Game Board

• Counters

• Dice

Before you play:• This game is for 2 to 4 players.

• Cut out the dice and glue the tabs together to make a cube.

• Cut out the counters (one for each player).

How to play:1. Place the counters at the start of the game, at Peppa’s house.

2. Take it in turns to roll the dice and move around the board.

3. The first player to reach the end is the winner!

Join in with Muddy Puddles Week at savethechildren.org.uk/muddy-puddles-week

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You’re not wearing your boots. Go back two

spaces!

You spot your

friends jumping in puddles too.

Go forward two spaces!

You run fast

down the other side of the hill.

Go forward two spaces!

There’s a huge hill to climb. Miss

a turn!

It’s a sunny

day, so there are no puddles

to jump in! Go back

one space!

Oh no, we forgot Mr

Dinosaur! Miss a turn while we

fetch him!


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Put the Boots on Peppa Party Game

Oh no! Peppa has lost her boots! Can you help her put them back on? When you jump in muddy puddles, you must wear your boots!

You will need• A print out of Peppa

• A wall

• Sticky tack

• Peppa’s boots (cut out)

• Blindfold (such as a scarf)

• Pencil or pen

Instructions1. SecurethepictureofPeppatoawallusingstickytack.

2. Usemorestickytackonthebackofthecut-outboots.

3. Blindfoldthefirstplayerandgivethemtheboots,beforegentlyspinningthemround.TheyneedtotrytostickthebootsonPeppaasclosetoherfeetaspossible.

4. Use a pencil to mark where the player has stuck the boots before unstickingitandgivingittothenextplayerfortheirturn.

5. TheplayerwiththemarkclosesttoPeppa’sfeetwins!


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Muddy Chocolate CakeIngredients175g butter, softened

200g sugar

1 tsp vanilla essence

3 eggs

50g cocoa powder

270g plain flour

2 tsp baking powder

240ml milk

500ml cream

500g dark chocolate

Equipmentoven

baking paper

round cake tin

bowl

cooling rack

electric whisk

Method1. Preheat the oven to

180˚C or gas mark 4.

2. Line a 22cm round cake tin with baking paper and grease the sides so that the cake does not stick.

3. Using an electric whisk, cream the butter, sugar and vanilla essence until light and fluffy. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition.

4. Sift the cocoa powder, flour and baking powder together and add to the creamed mixture alternately with the milk. Pour the mixture into the prepared tin.

5. Bake for 45–55 minutes or until the cake springs back when lightly touched. Leave in the tin for 10 minutes before turning out onto a wire rack to cool.

6. While the cake is cooling, prepare the chocolate ganache topping. Pour the cream into a saucepan and heat gently. Bring up to a simmer, but do not boil. Take it off the heat and add the broken-up chocolate, stirring until all of the chocolate is melted.

7. When the cake is cooled and on a plate, pour the chocolate ganache over the top of the cake.

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For something extra special, you could try topping the cake with fresh fruits like berries, orange segments and sliced bananas.

Can you make a picture from the fruity pieces?


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Peppa Pig Movement Cards and Dice

Can you stomp in the mud like Emily Elephant or hop in a puddle like Rebecca Rabbit? What about jumping up and down in muddy puddles like Peppa Pig?

For this activity, you’ll need to cut out and stick together the cube nets to make two movement dice. Each time you roll one, there will be a move to act out!

To help you with your moves, there are also some movement cards that describe the fun moves that Peppa Pig and some of her friends make.

This activity can be played indoors or outdoors, but needs some space to roam around and be energetic. Have fun!


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Jump up and down like you’re in a muddy puddle.

Hop, hop, hop on one leg, then the other. Dash quickly from one side to the other.

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Strut around like you’re on a catwalk. Spin around in circles like a mouse.

Trot to and fro like a proud pony. Give a big, warm, cuddly hug.

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Make a trunk with your arm and stomp in a puddle. Use your nose to sniff, sniff, sniff around.

Reach up your arms and stand on your tiptoes to stretch up tall.

Pretend to dig, dig, dig underground.

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Carefully kick your legs back and forth.


Peppa Says Copying GameAre you ready for a game of Peppa Says?

For this game you’ll need at least two people, although you can play with many more! To prepare, cut out the action cards and find an open space indoors or outdoors where there’s enough room to move around a bit.

InstructionsChoose one person to be the caller (perhaps an adult or older sibling who is comfortable reading). They choose an action card and read it aloud so that the other players can copy it - but there’s a catch! The players should only copy the action if the caller says ‘Peppa says’ before it.

• For example, if the caller says ‘Peppa says put on your boots’, the other players should pretend to put on their boots.

• If the caller says ‘Put on your boots’ without saying ‘Peppa says’ first, then the other players should stand still and do nothing.


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Touch your toes.Jump in a muddy puddle.

Put on your boots.

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Stand on your tiptoes. Wiggle around.

Howl like a wolf. Do a silly dance.

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Run side to side.

Do star jumps.

Skip in a circle.

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Jump in a muddy puddle. Touch your toes.

Stand on your tiptoes. Wiggle around.

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Howl like a wolf. Do a silly dance.

Run side to side. Skip in a circle.

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Peppa Pig Welly Footprints Mud Paint Recipe

You will need:Mud

Bowl

Powdered paint or poster paint

Water

Biodegradable washing-up liquid

Card

Old wellington boots or shoes, paintbrushes or other natural materials for making marks (e.g. sticks or pine cones)

Instructions1. Collect a bowlful of

mud from the garden. If it is quite dry, add water to the mud.

2. Check the mud for living creatures, such as worms, and return them to the garden before adding anything else.

3. Divide the mud into how many containers you like – decide what colour each batch of mud is going to be.

4. Sprinklealittleofthepaintinto each container.

5. Add a small amount of washing-up liquid.

6.Mix the mud, paint and washing-up liquid together.

7. The paint is then ready to use outside.

Can you use old welly boots to make muddy footprints? Why not dip the soles in the mud paint mixture and stamp on some card on the pavement? You could also use sticks, leaves, pinecones and other natural materials as paintbrushes on your patio or fence.

This mud paint can be washed away with water or in the rain.

Join in with Muddy Puddles Week at savethechildren.org.uk/muddy-puddles-weekWe hope the information on our website and resource is useful. However, some ingredients and/or materials used might cause allergic reactions, so if you have any concerns about your own or somebody else’s health or wellbeing, always speak to a qualified health professional. Remember, activities listed within the resource should always be supervised by an appropriate adult.

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Peppa Pig Mud Sensory Tray

You will need:A plastic container (e.g. a lunchbox, washing-up bowl or tray)

250g cornflour

450ml water

5tbsp cocoa powder (or until you get your desired mud colour)

Optional extras:Gummy worms or boiled spaghetti strands

Chocolate syrup

Sticks, rocks, leaves or other natural materials

Plastic toys

Spoons

Cups

Instructions1. Gradually add the water to the cornflour

in the plastic container and mix together until a gooey sticky consistency is reached.

2. Add the cocoa powder, one tablespoon at a time, until your desired colour is achieved.

3. Add any extra items you’d like and get ready for some ‘muddy’ fun!

4. You’ll notice that the mixture is gooey when you touch it lightly and stiff when you hit it hard. This can make for a fun sensory experience!

Stimulate the senses with a mud-themed sensory tray! Sensory trays are typically made up of a plastic container or tray filled with materials, objects or food that encourage play and exploration.

This sensory tray is all about mud, mud, mud!

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Join in with Muddy Puddles Week at savethechildren.org.uk/muddy-puddles-weekWe hope you find the information on our website and resource useful. The description of any food or drink preparation or consumption activity contained within this resource is intended as a general guide only. It may not fit your specific situation. You should not rely on the resource to be right for your situation. It is your responsibility to decide whether to carry out the activity at all and, if you do, to ensure that the activity is safe for those participating. You are responsible for carrying out proper risk assessments on the activities and for providing appropriate supervision. We are not responsible for the health and safety of your group or environment so, insofar as it is possible under the law, we cannot accept liability for any loss suffered by anyone undertaking the activity or activities referred to or described in this resource. It is also your responsibility to ensure that those participating in the activity are able to do so and that you or the organisation you are organising it for has the relevant insurance to carry out the activity. It is also your responsibility to note that ingredients or materials used might cause allergic reactions or health problems and to ensure that you are fully aware of the allergies and health conditions of those taking part. If you are unsure, always speak to a suitably qualified health professional.

Muddy Puddle Chocolate Milkshake

Ingredients2 tbsp cocoa powder

200ml almond milk

1 ripe banana

2 tbsp honey

4 ice cubes

EquipmentBlender

Glasses

Method1. Add all the

ingredients into a blender.

2. Blend until smooth.

3. Pour into glasses.

4. Enjoy!

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Granny Pig’s Fruity Orange Cupcakes

Ingredients100g caster sugar

100g softened butter

100g self raising flour

2 eggs

1 tsp vanilla extract

1 tbsp orange zest

For the icing150g softened butter

300g icing sugar

2 oranges

EquipmentCupcake tray

12 cupcake cases

Large mixing bowl

Small mixing bowl

Wooden spoon

Fork

Wire cooling rack

Icing bag

MethodFor the cupcakes:

1. Preheat the oven to 180°C (gas mark 4).

2. Put a cupcake case in each hole of the cupcake tray.

3. Put the sugar and 100g of softened butter in the large mixing bowl and mix it together. It should be fluffy and creamy once combined.

4. Sift the flour into the bowl to get rid of any lumps, then fold the flour into the sugar and butter mixture.

5. Break the eggs into the small mixing bowl and whisk together with a fork.

6. Add the vanilla extract, orange zest and the eggs to the butter, sugar and flour mixture and mix together.

7. Divide the cake mixture out evenly between the 12 cupcake cases.

8. Bake the cupcakes in the oven for 20 minutes or until the cupcakes are golden.

9. Once the cupcakes have cooked, move them to the wire rack (in their cases) to cool completely. Letting the cakes cool fully stops the icing from melting during decoration.

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For the icing and decorations:

1. Put the 150g of softened butter in a bowl and sift the icing sugar on top. Mix together with an electric mixer (or quickly and thoroughly with a whisk). The result should be light and fluffy.

2. Finely grate the oranges and stir the zest into the buttercream mixture.

3. Use a piping bag to top your cooled cupcakes with the orange buttercream.

4. For the orange topping, thinly slice the remaining orange fruit.

5. If you would like to dry out the slices (optional), place them between two sheets of kitchen roll and gently press to absorb some of the orange juice.

6. Remove the orange slices from the kitchen roll, place them onto a wire rack and put into a warm pre-heated oven (120°C or gas mark 1 or 2) for about 30 minutes. You will need to turn the slices every 10 minutes to prevent them from burning.

7. Remove from the oven and let cool before using them to top your cupcakes.


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Picnic Sandwiches and Bread Recipe

Ingredients1.5kg strong flour (plus extra for dusting)

2 tsp salt

7g dried yeast

3 tbsp olive oil

300ml lukewarm water

EquipmentOven

Large mixing bowl

Sieve

Loaf tin or large baking tray

Wire cooling rack

Method1. Sieve the flour, salt

and yeast into a bowl. Make a well in the centre and add the oil and water.

2. Mix the wet and dry ingredients together to form a dough. Add a little more water if the mixture is stiff.

3. Tip the dough out onto a lightly floured surface and knead the dough until it is smooth.

4. Put the dough in a bowl (you may wish to rub the sides with a little extra olive oil so that it doesn’t stick), cover with a damp tea towel and leave in a warm place for around an hour or until it has doubled in size.

5. Preheat the oven to 220°C (gas mark 7).

6. Remove the risen dough from the bowl and knock back (knead) before putting it in a loaf tin or onto a large baking tray.

7. Bake your loaf in the oven for 25 - 30 minutes.

8. Allow the bread to cool on a wire rack. Slice it and serve with your chosen fillings to enjoy!

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Join in with Muddy Puddles Week at savethechildren.org.uk/muddy-puddles-weekWe hope you find the information on our website and resource useful. The description of any food or drink preparation or consumption activity contained within this resource is intended as a general guide only. It may not fit your specific situation. You should not rely on the resource to be right for your situation. It is your responsibility to decide whether to carry out the activity at all and, if you do, to ensure that the activity is safe for those participating. You are responsible for carrying out proper risk assessments on the activities and for providing appropriate supervision. We are not responsible for the health and safety of your group or environment so, insofar as it is possible under the law, we cannot accept liability for any loss suffered by anyone undertaking the activity or activities referred to or described in this resource. It is also your responsibility to ensure that those participating in the activity are able to do so and that you or the organisation you are organising it for has the relevant insurance to carry out the activity. It is also your responsibility to note that ingredients or materials used might cause allergic reactions or health problems and to ensure that you are fully aware of the allergies and health conditions of those taking part. If you are unsure, always speak to a suitably qualified health professional.

For the fillings:• Daddy Pig’s favourite food is chocolate! Have you ever tried chocolate spread sandwiches? Yum yum!

• Peppa and Mummy Pig both love spaghetti - but you can’t put that in a sandwich! How about trying some sliced tomatoes or lettuce with sliced sandwich meats or cheese?

• George could eat a whole punnet of strawberries - but on his sandwiches, he has strawberry jam instead.

• Emily Elephant has an unusual favourite - bananas! She puts banana slices in her sandwiches or on toast.

• Candy Cat likes fish fingers more than any other food - except maybe milk. Fish finger sandwiches are delicious! She likes hers with a little ketchup too.

• Freddie Fox’s favourite food is eggs! To make egg mayo sandwiches, hard boil 2 eggs and let them cool. Peel off the shells and mash together with some mayonnaise for a tasty sandwich filling.

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Peppa Pig’s Muddy Puddle Walk Song

Are you ready for a muddy puddle walk? Click here to watch the video and join in!

Why not play a game of musical puddles and freeze when the song pauses? You could even drop to the ground like you’re sitting in the puddles!

Can you march on the spot as the song plays? What muddy puddle dance moves can you do?

Who likes muddy puddles?

We do! We do!

Who likes muddy puddles?

We do! We do!

Daddy Pig and Mummy Pig

Peppa and George

We’re all going on a muddy puddle walk!

Have you got your boots on?

We do! We do!

Have you got your boots on?

We do! We do!

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Peppa and George


Would you like to join us?

Yes please! Yes please!

Would you like to join us?

Yes please! Yes please!


Peppa, me and George



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