Nursery
Our topic this half-term is
Once upon a time
This is all about storytelling and developing the children's love of books and early reading skills. We shall also be singing lots of nursery rhymes.
We will also be carrying on with the school
let's get growing project.
Making discoveries!
Making concrete
And now the beautiful butterflies have emerged from their cocoons. It's so exciting!
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The children were so excited when caterpillars arrived in our Nursery. They love to watch them move and grow, such proud parents!
Let's get growing! Week 1, preparing the soil and planting raddish and beetroot seeds.
Planting potatoes!
The children loved the story of Jack and the Beanstalk. They had to make their own beanstalks of course!
Our Nursery scientists were very curious and inquisitive when we created an aquarium for the fish. It was magical when we mixed the liquids together.
Another wow for our inquisitive scientists!
Can you make bubbles? Yes we can!
The children had a lot of fun making gloop. "It feels ... soft ... smooth ... creamy."
Yo Ho Ho! Pirate Week was such fun. We sailed the oceans looking for treasure. It was jolly hard work scrubbing the decks and keeping everything ship shape. Alas we had to walk the plank. Luckily we beat Captain Hook to the loot and celebrated with a party aboard the Jolly Roger.
Chinese Dragon Dance
Dora the Explorer and her friend Diego took us on lots of adventures to different lands. These included Antarctica, Dinosaur World, the Jungle, Pirate Island and Space. We enjoyed finding out about these different places.
Recent highlights
DT Challenge - Can you make a bag for a gift? Yes I can!
Festive fun!
Autumn
Can you make a leaf kebab? Yes I can!
Autumn Maths! What a star!
Look out for the Dingle Dangle Scarecrow!
Have you been to the Adel Car Wash? Great service!
Let's get mark-making!
The children have settled in beautifully and are very busy bees! There is so much to explore and discover!
If your family are having to self-isolate at home then you will find below some useful resources to support your child's learning.
The main thing for our young children is that they can be active and learning through play and exploring their interests, as well as spending time with you and other family members chatting and engaging in fun games and activities.
If you are looking for inspiration then please look up
'Hungry Little Minds'
https://hungrylittleminds.campaign.gov.uk/
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