Saturday, 28 December 2019
Wednesday, 18 December 2019
Christmas is nearly here!
We have been very busy making our cards and calendars. We hope you like them!
Tuesday, 17 December 2019
Monday, 16 December 2019
Wriggly Nativity
Friday 13th December was EYFS Christmas production - A Wriggly Nativity.
All the children looked wonderful in their smart party clothes and Christmas jumpers. Thank you grown ups with your help with the costumes!
And finally, we can relax! All finished!
All the children looked wonderful in their smart party clothes and Christmas jumpers. Thank you grown ups with your help with the costumes!
And finally, we can relax! All finished!
Thursday, 5 December 2019
Wednesday, 4 December 2019
Christmas Preparations
In Nursery we have started to think about Christmas.
The role play is Father Christmas's house. There's plenty of space to make dinner, have a nap and feed the reindeer!
The trains are still working and on time even though they are having to drive through snow!
We have lots of maths activities too - ordering, matching and counting.
Saturday, 30 November 2019
Wednesday, 27 November 2019
Winter
We are continuing the theme of Winter this week.
The role play has been turned into a garage and workshop as the cars haven't been starting on these cold and frosty mornings. The children have been using screwdrivers, pumps and hammers in order to fix the car and send it on its way! They have also been investigating magnets and quickly realised that the magnets picked up the screws, bolts and even some of the coins from the till!
Following on from the story of Jack Frost, the children made their own frozen land and then retold the story using puppets. Some of the children made skis and slid around the nursery floor!
The children then decided to sellotape lollipop sticks to the dolls so they could ski down the ramps.
We have been busy at the loose parts tray making frozen lands and snowflakes. Some brilliant nip, nip and careful fine motor skills.
The doll's house had a layer of snow, so we had to make sure that the family were nice and warm and tucked up inside.
Other activities included counting buttons onto snowmen and placing snowballs into Numicon. We also worked on holding and using scissors carefully and made some beautiful cut and stick snowflakes.
The role play has been turned into a garage and workshop as the cars haven't been starting on these cold and frosty mornings. The children have been using screwdrivers, pumps and hammers in order to fix the car and send it on its way! They have also been investigating magnets and quickly realised that the magnets picked up the screws, bolts and even some of the coins from the till!
Following on from the story of Jack Frost, the children made their own frozen land and then retold the story using puppets. Some of the children made skis and slid around the nursery floor!
We have been busy at the loose parts tray making frozen lands and snowflakes. Some brilliant nip, nip and careful fine motor skills.
The doll's house had a layer of snow, so we had to make sure that the family were nice and warm and tucked up inside.
Other activities included counting buttons onto snowmen and placing snowballs into Numicon. We also worked on holding and using scissors carefully and made some beautiful cut and stick snowflakes.
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