Fun in the snow.
The nursery children loved walking on the school field in the crunchy snow. They touched the snow and talked about how it felt before looking closely at the snow on the bushes. Back in the nursery garden they used sticks to mark make in the ice.
We have been reading Kipper’s Birthday this week,…
Posted by /blog/author/dwatson on 22 November 2024
Category: NURSERY BLOG
Nursery Week 3
This week in Nursery we made poppy wreaths and walked to the war memorial to place them with the other wreaths. We were very proud of the children’s behaviour.
Later in the week Mrs Roger’s came to visit with baby Joshua to answer our questions about caring for a baby.
In outdoor adventures we…
Posted by /blog/author/dwatson on 17 November 2024
Category: NURSERY BLOG
Pumpkins and Diwali
We’ve had a busy week in Nursery. We chopped pumpkins to a delicious soup. We used the leftover pumpkins to improve our fine motor skills and hand eye coordination by hammering golf tees into them.
The children really enjoyed learning about Diwali, they made diyas from salt dough and decorated…
Posted by /blog/author/dwatson on 3 November 2024
Category: NURSERY BLOG
Nursery Adventures
The children have enjoyed their few weeks at Nursery.
In the outdoor area they have been mark making with chalks, squashed blackberries to make paint and enjoyed searching for mini beasts.
We have made toast and sandwiches using a knife to spread our own choice of ingredients. The children…
Posted by /blog/author/dwatson on 19 September 2024
Category: NURSERY BLOG
Bug hotel
The children worked together to make a bug hotel out of the natural resources they found in the nursery garden. We hope that the mini beasts will love their new home.
Posted by /blog/author/dwatson on 7 June 2024
Category: NURSERY BLOG
Clay minibeasts
On Friday the nursery children were very lucky to have a visit from Mrs Plumb who is a potter. She read them a story about mini beasts and then showed them how to use clay to model mini beasts of their own. The children really enjoyed this activity and they can’t wait for the clay to dry so that…
Posted by /blog/author/dwatson on 17 May 2024
Category: NURSERY BLOG