POSTMAN PAT CAR

POSTMAN PAT BIRTHDAY CHART

This is a bright and colourful way to display children’s birthdays in the group using one of their favourite characters.


You will need:

Large pieces of white paper of card
Paints or collage materials
Envelopes
Small square photos of the child’s face
Activity:

Selotape together several pieces of white paper and draw a large Postman Pat holding an envelope. On the envelope write in large letters happy birthday, and either paint or collage Postman Pat in your own choice of materials.

Once dry place him on the wall, then on more white paper draw a large sack big enough to affix one envelope for each child in the group, and paint the sack brown. On each envelope write the childs name and their birthday underneath, centred where the address should be. Then take a small photo of the childs face and cut it out and place in the top right hand corner as a stamp.

Next fix all the envelopes onto the sack and place on the wall by Postman Pats feet.

Areas of learning covered:

Creative development
Language, Lietaracy and Communication skills

NOW YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE YOUR POSTMAN PAT VANILLA CUP CAKES WITH THE HELP OF AN ADULT. IT CAN BE YOUR TEACHER AS IT IS OUR CASE OR EITHER YOUR PARENTS OR TUTORS.

Postman Pat Slideshare presentation

Here you can have a look at different pictures of Postman Pat

F:\let´s colour postman pat

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POSTMAN PAT COLOURING ACTIVITY

IN THIS PRESENTATION YOU CAN SEE MANY PICTURES OF POSTMAN PAT. IF YOU WISH IT IS POSSIBLE TO DOWNLOAD THEM AND COLOUR THEM.

CBEEBIES POSTMAN PAT

YOU CAN HAVE MORE INFORMATION AT THE FOLLOWING LINK FROM CBEEBIES

http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/postmanpat/

Postman Pat Cakes

My little daughter is in love with postman Pat. He is her all time favorite. So when I could not find a postman Pat cake in the shops or a recipe on the net I decided to have a go at it myself and I think it has turned out really good. My little princess loved it anyway!!!

I used a square cake tin and baked four sponge cakes. (Got the ready made mix from Tesco, trust me it's the best) Then I cut one cake in half to make the bonnet of the van, stacked the two halves on top of each other. The other three sponge cakes I stacked as well to complete the shape. I used seedless raspberry jam and buttercream as a filling between the cakes (that secured the layers).

Once the shape was completed I then covered the cake in buttercream and covered it with icing. I used red food colorant to give the icing the nice bright post van colour.

Windows and front screen number plate and all the lights are made of icing as well. I then took the time to make a little postman Pat and Jess from icing. This took me quite a while and it was not easy but they made the cake complete. I placed Jess on the bonnet and also made a little parcel and post sack out of icing.

The wheels of the van are doughnuts covered in black icing. To give it all the finishing touch I covered the cake board with grey icing to give the impression the van is on a road.

This is a big cake and enough to feed at least 20 people. I hope you like postman Pat cake and good luck making it.

If you click in the video below you can listen to the original theme of Postman Pat

DOWN BELOW YOU CAN WATCH A MORE MODERN VERSION OF THE INTRODUCTORY SONG OF POSTMAN PAT