A ynicorn is a mystical creature that combines the elegance of a unicorn with the mischief of a ynni. Ynnis are mischievous spirits known for creating chaos and confusion. When these two magical beings come together, something extraordinary happens - the ynicorn is born. The ynicorn possesses the grace and beauty of a unicorn, with its majestic horn and shimmering coat. However, it also embodies the mischievous spirit of the ynni. This unique combination gives the ynicorn a sense of playfulness and unpredictability.
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This unique combination gives the ynicorn a sense of playfulness and unpredictability. The ynicorn's magic is not constrained by the rules of the ordinary world. It can manipulate the elements, creating sparkling rainbows and summoning gentle breezes.
Emma and The Magic Bag
Emma House runs Emma and The Magic Bag, a group for pre-school (0-4 years) children. Here she explains more about the group and what’s happening during Lockdown.
Q. How many children attend each session?
A. It can vary – anything from three to twelve children, sometimes more in my Childminding Class. They are open/drop-in groups so any parent/carer can come to either of the weekly sessions.
Q. How does the Childminding Class work?
A. It’s something I started last year. Childminders often have more than one child to look after which changes the dynamic of the group.
Q. Do people have to sign up for a term?
A. Nobody has to sign up, all my groups are designed to be flexible.
Q. How much are classes?
A. £5 per child, per class for 9.30 and 10.15 classes (siblings are free). Childminding group is £2.50 per child.
Q. When do the sessions take place?
A. Tuesdays at 9.30am or 10.15am with the Childminding Class at 11am. The groups run during term time – nothing happens during the school holidays.
Q. Can you describe what happens in the classes?
A. The children’s excitement and interest are very much dictated by the contents of my magic bag and activities are focused on/around the various characters that appear from within the bag. The sessions vary depending on what the group needs. Some groups are highly ‘energised’ and need calming material to enable them to focus whereas other groups may lack confidence which requires confidence building material which then leads us onto more energised activities. The content swings from sitting activities to jumping around songs in order to build concentration and focus.
Q, What’s so enjoyable about the classes?
A. Music touches on every aspect of child development so singing, movement, rhythm and rhyme are all important foundations for learning. The group experience is so important for both child and parent and many friendships are formed within the groups. A positive group experience will give a child confidence and help develop social skills. If I’m enjoying myself then I know the group is enjoying itself – if I’m not enjoying myself I know I’m doing something wrong!
Q. What would you say is the main aim of the classes?
A. I focus on listening – a skill that really needs attention in this era of screens and tablets. Each child develops differently and it’s a joy and a privilege to see a child try something for the first time. One of my main aims is to have fun – fun for the children, the parents/carers and for me!
Q. What’s happening during Lockdown?
A. I’ve been trying to support parents and give some form of continuity to the children by putting my groups online for free. I add short (fifteen minutes) weekly sessions on Instagram (emmamagicbag) and Facebook (Emma & The Magic Bag) and do a weekly live session on Facebook on Thursdays at 10am. Anyone can join in – it’s not just for my groups but all families with young children stuck in Lockdown.
For more information contact Emma House [email protected] or message via her Facebook Page – Emma & The Magic Bag, or call 07983 464202.
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With a flick of its tail, the ynicorn can transform a dull day into a magical adventure. But it's not just the ynicorn's powers that make it special. Its playful nature also brings joy and laughter to those who encounter it. The ynicorn loves to play tricks and pranks, but it does so with a sense of innocence and charm. Its mischievous antics can lighten even the heaviest of hearts. The magic of the ynicorn is not just limited to its physical presence. It has a way of enchanting those around it, filling their hearts with wonder. The ynicorn's energy is contagious, spreading a sense of awe and magic wherever it goes. Furthermore, the ynicorn has a deep connection with nature. It is often seen frolicking in meadows, surrounded by vibrant flowers and gentle creatures. It reminds us of the beauty and harmony that exist in the natural world, inviting us to appreciate and protect it. So, if you ever encounter a ynicorn, consider yourself lucky. Embrace the magic it brings and allow yourself to be transported to a world of enchantment and wonder. The ynicorn's playful spirit and mystical powers have the ability to brighten any day and fill your heart with joy - a true testament to the magic of this extraordinary creature..
Reviews for "The Ynicorn's Influence: How it Inspires Creativity and Imagination"
1. Emily - 2 stars - I found "The Magic of the Ynicorn" to be highly disappointing. The plot was weak and predictable, and the characters lacked depth and development. I felt no connection to the story or the supposed magical elements it promised. The writing style was also lackluster, with awkward dialogue and a scattered narrative. Overall, I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a captivating fantasy read.
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3. Sarah - 2 stars - I had high hopes for "The Magic of the Ynicorn" but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The plot was unoriginal and felt like a cliché fantasy tale without any unique twists or surprises. The pacing was also quite slow, making it difficult to stay engaged. Additionally, the dialogue felt forced and unnatural, making it hard to connect with the characters. Overall, I was left disappointed and wouldn't recommend this book to fellow fantasy enthusiasts who are looking for an immersive and exciting read.