Aryan’s Holiday — Beach Question Pack
Talk about Aryan’s possible beach holiday and share ideas. Drawing pages and lined writing options let children respond in different ways.
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Theme collection · EYFS & KS1
Find Summer resources for seasonal discovery, seaside play, outdoor exploration and shared stories, with free printables and planning for EYFS and KS1.
Begin with children’s own experiences: water in a tray, shadows on a path, a local walk or an imagined journey. Choose a few useful resources to extend familiar provision and follow the ideas that emerge.
Summer experiences look different for every child. Local adventures and everyday play belong here just as much as trips and holidays.
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01 / Explore the theme
Find free Summer activities, sun-safety pictures, beach prompts and calendars. Each card describes the version available, with smaller samples clearly identified.
Talk about Aryan’s possible beach holiday and share ideas. Drawing pages and lined writing options let children respond in different ways.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support · Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Choose from Summer activity ideas in any order, or add your own ideas to the blank version. This is the free edition.
Use the free picture checklists to slow down, look closely and talk about things children notice at the beach.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Draw, decorate or model shell designs. The free mats can be used with art materials or laminated for repeated play.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Six beach creatures each have a dotted-pattern card and a blank-space card. Try the marks on paper or use the cards as prompts for drawing in sand.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Five Summer activity pages plus a front cover. This card links to the free sample booklet.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Talk about what the bears might take on a picnic, then draw, make or model items on the free basket mat.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support · Preschool · Reception
Make bear headbands for a teddy bears’ picnic or role play. An adult can prepare the paper band and help with cutting and assembly.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support · Preschool · Reception
Match the two halves of the coloured sunglasses. Talk about the colours and notice the printed colour words.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support · Preschool · Reception
Match pictures of familiar sun-safety items. The free puzzle includes versions with and without text for shared conversation.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Picture posters showing familiar sun-safety items for shared reminders and discussion. A colouring edition is linked below.
Visual reminders for shared sun-safety conversations and display in your setting. Use alongside current guidance and everyday routines.
Illustrated reminder cards for talking together about sun protection. A colouring-card edition is also available from the link below.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
A single illustrated poster for display and shared conversation about sun-safety routines.
Match numerals 1–10 with the pictured quantity of sun-cream drops. Use the free puzzles for counting, matching or a small interactive display.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Colour pictures of familiar sun-safety items, with room for conversation about their use.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Roll a 1–6 dice and collect the matching numbered pieces to complete a sun picture. An adult prepares the pieces before play.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Turn over cards and collect the four items needed for your board. The free game is designed for up to four players.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Decorate sun-safety pictures using drawing or collage materials, or laminate the free mats for modelling and loose-parts play.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Match coloured sunglasses, play a pairs game or use the cards for shared colour talk. Printed colour words offer an additional point of interest.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support · Preschool · Reception
Draw, make marks or write about sun-safety ideas. Choose a sheet that suits the child’s preferred way of communicating.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Use the free picture cards for snap or matching pairs, with conversation about the objects and their features.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Adult-facing information about heat-related illness in children. The source marks this edition reviewed in May 2026; use with current official heat-health guidance.
Adult-facing information sheets about indoor and outdoor provision during extreme heat. The source marks this edition reviewed in May 2026.
A visual communication prompt to support adults in reminding children to pause for a drink during their everyday routines.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support · Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Printable reminder bands, including a colouring version, to support conversations and routines around drinking water. Adults choose and prepare suitable use.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
A free sample of activity guidance and supporting printables for a minibeast hunt, including observation, vocabulary and mark-making prompts.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Free editable A4 certificates for Kids Olympics and Sports Day. Personalise the name, message and occasion.
A free calendar of dates and events for June 2027. Choose events relevant to your setting and check dates before planning.
A free calendar of dates and events for July 2027. Choose events relevant to your setting and check dates before planning.
A free calendar of dates and events for August 2027. Choose events relevant to your setting and check dates before planning.
02 / Explore the theme
Choose a starting point that connects with your children and setting. Combine selected resources with real experiences, familiar materials and time for children to revisit their own ideas.
Observe seasonal changes, explore shadows and investigate materials through adult-supported practical experiences. Use pictures and recording prompts to revisit what children notice and wonder about.
Four A4 posters explore spring, summer, autumn and winter through clothing, weather and seasonal pictures, with simple day-and-night-length diagrams.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Sort and match seven cards for each season, using pictures of trees, clothing, weather and seasonal details to compare changes across the year.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Use seasonal picture prompts for noticing change, shared vocabulary and displays. Connect the pictures with children’s own local experiences.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support · Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Picture checklists with and without words for Summer noticing, scavenger hunts or a themed play scene. Children can mark what they find.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Prompts and supporting printables for exploring the open-ended question “Can you make a shadow?” Use alongside practical adult-supported investigation.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
An open-ended investigation pack for observing minibeasts, asking questions and sharing findings. This is distinct from the Minibeast Hunt activity pack.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Supporting printables for an adult-planned investigation into melting, observing changes and talking about ideas.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Activity guidance, vocabulary and recording prompts for practical floating-and-sinking exploration with adult support.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Adult activity guidance and supporting vocabulary, observation and recording printables for a fruit-slushie investigation.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Adult guidance and supporting word, observation and mark-making resources for looking closely at plants.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Count, compare, order and record using Summer pictures and practical materials. Choose a suitable number range and help children represent their thinking in more than one way.
Find and count the Summer pictures, then choose the matching number. Use as a mat or poster with suitable counters, pegs or pens.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Build a shared picture chart of favourite Summer activities. Compare choices and notice that different people can prefer different experiences.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Make a picture chart of favourite ice-cream flavours, then compare choices and quantities together.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Use pictured beach objects as prompts for looking, checking or making tally marks. Adapt the amount of recording to the children.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Make or draw the pictured number of ice-cream scoops. Use the mats to explore numeral recognition, matching quantities and modelling.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Rebuild Summer pictures by ordering numbered strips. Sets cover 1–5, 1–10 and 0–20; choose the full-colour or colouring edition.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Count two pictured groups to find how many there are altogether. Recording and blank-sheet options support adult-guided addition work.
Suggested use: Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Count Summer pictures from zero to twenty. Print as display posters or smaller flashcards and select an appropriate number range.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Count and colour Summer objects from one to twenty. Choose quantities that fit the child’s current experience.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Ice-cream numerals for number lines, displays or matching activities. Select a manageable range rather than using all cards at once.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Build a sunflower number line to ten or twenty. Use the pieces for number recognition, ordering or an interactive display.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Sun-shaped numerals for number displays, ordering or selected flashcard activities. Choose the range that suits the children.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Flower-shaped numerals for number displays or ordering games. Use a selected range to match the activity.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
A flower-bordered hundred square for adult-supported number finding and noticing number patterns.
Suggested use: Reception · Selected KS1 uses
A Summer-bordered hundred square for number finding, discussion and pattern spotting.
Suggested use: Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Share experiences and imagined adventures through conversation, pictures, purposeful marks and writing. A holiday can be time at home; children do not need to have travelled to have a story worth telling.
Plan a recount with drawings and sentences, then choose from writing sheets with different line spacing. Shared talk and adult scribing can support younger children.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Talk about possible Summer experiences, then record ideas through marks, pictures or writing. Activities at home and in the local area count too.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Record favourite Summer experiences in thought bubbles through drawing, marks or writing. An adult can scribe a child’s spoken ideas.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support · Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Illustrated Summer vocabulary cards with blank cards for adding your own words or pictures. Use for shared talk, displays and meaningful writing.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support · Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Share picture talk about Summer objects, their features and uses. The labelled mat can also support drawing, vocabulary and early writing.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support · Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Draw or write about things noticed through Summer experiences. Use individual prompt sheets or join them into a booklet.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Use sensory sentence starters for shared talk, adult scribing, marks or writing. The words do not need to rhyme.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support · Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Draw observations from a rock pool, a created play scene or an imagined setting. The sheet can be used once or prepared for repeated drawing.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Ice-cream alphabet pictures for letter matching, shared recognition and displays.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Combine ice-lolly letter cards to make and read simple words. An adult selects only sounds children already know and checks the possible combinations.
Suggested use: Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Prompts for drawing, making marks or writing about a Summer walk and the things children noticed.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
A blank and a lined sun-themed sheet for purposeful marks, drawings or writing during play.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Blank and lined sheets with a bucket-and-spade border for drawing, writing or role-play messages.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Blank and lined lolly-shaped sheets for marks, drawings, labels or messages during Summer play.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Blank and lined beach-ball sheets for recording ideas through drawing, marks or writing.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Sun-shaped letters for matching activities, flashcards or an alphabet display.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Flower-shaped letters for alphabet displays, matching and shared letter recognition.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Drawing and writing sheets with different recording spaces, under both Sports Day and Kids Olympics titles.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Offer open-ended making alongside selected puzzles and games. Adapt the challenge, invite choices and leave room for children to change an idea or invent their own.
Two activity-idea checklists and a blank sheet for adding personal choices. Select experiences that fit your family or setting.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Match halves of familiar Summer pictures, noticing colour, shape and detail. Adult-supported picture talk can extend the matching game.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support · Preschool · Reception
Place suitable pom-poms or loose parts on coloured circles. Choose materials and tools that suit the children’s fine-motor experience.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Familiar Summer outlines for colouring, making and individual creative choices.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Match Summer pictures in snap or a memory-pairs game. Talk about the objects and take turns.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Ice-cream and lolly colouring pages, including call-out spaces for descriptive words, numbers or pretend prices.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Match pictures of ice-cream shop items while practising turn taking and visual memory.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
An ideas poster and two cone templates for drawing, collage, modelling or loose-parts designs. Talk about flavours, shapes and toppings.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Flower outlines ranging from simple shapes to more detailed designs for colouring and creative work.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Choose signs, props and writing materials that support children’s stories. A few relevant additions can help an existing play space become a shop, picnic, garden centre or imagined journey.
Create an ice-cream shop with signs, menu and order prompts for imaginative play. The main link opens the updated pack; the original edition is linked below.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Signs, menus, food props and mark-making prompts for a teddy bears’ picnic, alongside bear ears, masks and other play materials.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Ship signs, masks, porthole pictures, treasure cards and mission prompts for imaginative pirate play.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Tickets, opening signs, exhibit information, sea-creature props and mark-making sheets for an imagined aquarium.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Booking forms, room keys, clocks, signs and room-service props for hotel play and purposeful communication.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Signs, seed-packet props, checklists, shopping lists and writing templates for a pretend garden centre.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Tickets, a map, keeper badges, animal props and enclosure signs for imaginative zoo play and communication.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Boarding passes, luggage tags, menus, signs and aeroplane props for pretend journeys and meaningful mark making.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Use selected invitations alongside established sand and water provision. Observe how children pour, fill, build, move and investigate before adding a new prompt.
Open-ended invitations to build, investigate and create in outdoor sand provision, with prompts for shared talk and problem solving.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Open-ended invitations for investigating water, testing ideas and sharing discoveries in everyday outdoor provision.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception
Choose enjoyable movement and games that children can join in different ways. Adapt the space, equipment and pace, with opportunities to take turns, practise and celebrate participation.
Eight pictured invitations to move, act and take turns. Share them individually or combine familiar actions into a movement sequence.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support · Preschool · Reception
Eight activity-station prompts for an adaptable sports event. Adults choose equipment, groupings and timing to fit the children and setting.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Create individual medal designs using drawing, collage or modelling materials.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Seven pictured exercise descriptions. Use A4 cards for shared viewing, or the linked A5 edition with pictures and instructions on opposite sides.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Eight illustrated game descriptions for adult-led play. Choose A4 shared-viewing cards or the linked fold-over A5 edition.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Six pictured skill prompts for practice, discussion or a movement display. An A5 fold-over edition is linked below.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Twelve A4 pictures of movement and sporting actions for colouring and conversation.
Suggested use: Preschool · Reception · Selected KS1 uses
Let provision grow with children’s ideas. Start with what children notice and revisit familiar materials. Seasonal additions can support play without every area needing a Summer theme.
03 / Explore the theme
Explore adaptable toddler and preschool planning alongside Summer topic ideas. Use the suggestions that fit your children and current provision; a theme is an optional context for learning.
Activity suggestions and blank planning forms for adults to adapt to their children, setting and existing provision.
A one-week framework for toddlers aged 18–36 months, exploring pouring, capacity, movement and simple scientific ideas through water play.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support
A flexible three-to-four-week project for ages 18–36 months, supporting pattern, shape, construction and spatial language through play.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support
A flexible three-to-four-week project for ages 18–36 months, centred on sand, water, movement and repeated actions in Summer play.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support
A two-week planning pack for ages 3–4, supporting body awareness, emotional language and asking for help through play and everyday routines.
Suggested use: Preschool
A two-week planning pack for ages 3–4, using a mystery-egg story to support investigation, imagination and collaborative thinking.
Suggested use: Preschool
A six-week theme for ages 3–4 exploring water, movement and care for the environment. The source labels this pack Summer 2.
Suggested use: Preschool
A six-week play-based theme about growth, change and independence for ages 3–4. The source labels it Summer 1; select ideas relevant to your Spring provision.
Suggested use: Preschool
A two-week planning pack for ages 3–4, supporting sensory play, coastal vocabulary, storytelling and care for the environment.
Suggested use: Preschool
04 / Explore the theme
Find seasonal lettering and banners, Summer Fair and Sports Day templates, and resources for familiar setting routines.
A Summer banner for a seasonal display or provision area.
Science activity, investigation and experiment banners with a space for the corresponding activity-pack poster.
Three banners for a Science Activity, Investigation or Experiment area or display.
Picture bunting for a sports event or display. A colouring version is available from the additional link.
Lower-case alphabet letters and punctuation with a Summer sun design. Print selected letters for your display.
Upper-case alphabet letters and punctuation with a Summer sun design for display headings.
Sun-patterned numerals 0–9 and mathematical symbols for selected display labels.
An A4 Summer chart with twenty-five spaces. Adults choose its purpose and use within their setting.
An A4 flower chart with twenty-five spaces for an adult-chosen purpose.
Poster and flyer templates plus a sign-up sheet for organising adult help. Edit the wording to suit your setting.
A4 landscape and portrait templates for sharing the event details. Edit the wording to suit your setting.
A5 templates for sharing the location, time and event details. Edit the wording to suit your setting.
Arrow templates with blank text areas to label locations around your event. Edit the wording to suit your setting.
A4 landscape and portrait signs for labelling activities or sharing event information. Edit the wording to suit your setting.
Poster and flyer templates plus a sign-up sheet for organising adult help. Edit the wording to suit your setting.
A4 landscape and portrait templates for sharing the event details. Edit the wording to suit your setting.
A5 templates for sharing the location, time and event details. Edit the wording to suit your setting.
Arrow templates with blank text areas to label locations around your event. Edit the wording to suit your setting.
A4 landscape and portrait signs for labelling activities or sharing event information. Edit the wording to suit your setting.
Seven A4 Summer certificate designs with editable text and blank versions for handwriting.
Two A4 charts with five or ten spaces. Editable text and blank versions allow adults to choose their purpose and wording.
Name cards, days of the week, signs and an editable banner for a Summer self-registration display.
Suggested use: Toddlers with adult support · Preschool · Reception
05 / Explore the theme
These are starting points for selective use with adult support. Match materials, quantities, vocabulary and recording demands to the children rather than expecting everyone to complete a whole pack.
Begin with responsive looking, listening and interaction with a familiar adult. Follow the baby’s comfort and interests. The dedicated planning packs shown here are for toddlers and preschool children.
Focus on repeated actions, movement, simple choices and shared talk. The toddler planners support adults in adapting sand, water and construction experiences.
Choose meaningful picture talk, practical maths, making and imaginative play. Adjust materials and prompts to individual interests, communication and experience.
Select opportunities for explanation, recording, comparison and purposeful writing. Use number ranges and known phonics that fit the children.
06 / Explore the theme
Explore further through outdoor provision, coastal worlds, travel, animals and the changing seasons. Each collection provides its own resource and access information.
Browse At the Seaside resources and choose activities relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Browse Holidays, Vacations and Travel resources and choose activities relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Browse Mermaids and Mermen resources and choose activities relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Find minibeast-themed resources for outdoor discovery, vocabulary and practical play. Check the collection for individual resource access.
Browse Ocean resources and choose activities relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Explore farm-themed resources, including animals and their young, play and conversation. Check the collection for individual resource access.
Browse Out and About resources and choose activities relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Browse Pirates resources and choose activities relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Browse Road Safety resources and choose activities relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Browse Sun Safety resources and choose activities relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Explore teddy bears’ picnic resources for imaginative play, making and shared routines. Check the collection for individual resource access.
Browse Under the Sea resources and choose activities relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Browse Water resources and choose activities relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Browse Weather resources and choose activities relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Browse Zoo resources and choose activities relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Browse Outdoor Area resources and choose activities relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Explore resources and ideas for water play in your outdoor provision. Check the collection for individual resource access.
Browse resources for exploring, building and playing with sand outdoors. Check the collection for individual resource access.
Find resources for imaginative mud-kitchen play and outdoor exploration. Check the collection for individual resource access.
Explore ways to support number, shape and mathematical thinking outdoors. Check the collection for individual resource access.
Find resources to support purposeful drawing, marks and early writing outdoors. Check the collection for individual resource access.
Explore resources for noticing wildlife and investigating your outdoor environment. Check the collection for individual resource access.
Browse resources for creating and using an outdoor picnic area. Check the collection for individual resource access.
Find resources for movement, sport and PE games. Check the collection for individual resource access.
Explore gardening resources for planting, growing and caring for your outdoor space. Check the collection for individual resource access.
Explore Forest School resources for outdoor noticing, investigation and woodland experiences. Check the collection for individual resource access.
Explore Beach School resources for noticing and investigating coastal environments. Check the collection for individual resource access.
Explore the EYFS Framework collection and choose resources relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Explore the Special Dates Calendar collection and choose resources relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Explore the Festivals and Celebrations collection and choose resources relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Explore the Themes collection and choose resources relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Explore the Role-Play Packs collection and choose resources relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Explore the Get Organised collection and choose resources relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Explore the Areas of Learning collection and choose resources relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
Explore the Dual-Language Resources collection and choose resources relevant to your children and setting. Individual resources have their own access information.
07 / Explore the theme
Keep the theme flexible, inclusive and connected to what children notice. Shared experiences can grow into conversation, investigation, making and imaginative play.
No. Begin with children’s interests and keep familiar provision available. A relevant picture, object, book or invitation may be enough to extend play; add more only when it supports what children are doing.
Welcome everyday experiences, local places, time at home and imagined stories. Use books, photographs, water and sand play to explore unfamiliar places without assuming every child has visited a beach or been on holiday.
Choose one or two useful prompts, look at a picture together or use an idea to inform the materials you offer. Conversation and practical play can carry the learning without a worksheet or finished product.
Use the picture cards and posters to support familiar conversations and reminders. Adults should follow current NHS sun-safety advice and their setting’s procedures. The heat-health information posters are for adults to read and apply.
The free June, July and August calendars on this page are the 2027 editions. Check the year and relevant dates before using a calendar for planning.
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