Nursery
Letter, week beginning 14th September, 2020
World Book Day 2020, in Nursery
We had pancakes with lemon and a tiny sprinkling of sugar for snack.
Flipping pancakes
Measuring and comparing the heights of dinosaurs, using interlocking cubes.
Decorating cakes to look like dinosaur skin.
Working together to make our dinosaur-hunting truck.
Miss Harte found some frozen dinosaur eggs!
Taking a walk in the rain.
Painting our winter tree white.
Pudsey Bear Day - Children in Need.
Afternoon Nursery work outside, under the canopy.
Morning Nursery compare the length of sticks and then measure them with cubes.
December 2019 dates and points to note for Nursery children
We love reading books!
Double rainbow! Right outside school. 17th November, 2019
Morning Nursery children practise their cutting skills using scissors. Look at the concentration! This is something you can practise at home.
Threading beads onto laces.
Children in afternoon learning (or practising) how to use scissors. This is something to practise at home.
Morning Nursery adventures in the 'wild area'.
Afternoon Nursery Autumn Adventures in the 'wild area'.
Monday 30th September, 2019
We have been learning about squirrels. Ask your children to tell you what they know. We read this lovely book to learn a few facts. (Squirrels by Brian Wildsmith)
Friday 20th September, 2019
Thank you to those of you who have paid snack money for the term and to those of you who have already sent in labelled wellington boots. We have enjoyed exploring the 'Wild Area' and going on Autumn adventures this week - photos to follow.
One of the books we have read this week is 'Owl Babies' by Martin Waddell, a beautifully written and illustrated book. If you have it, read it again at home.
Friday 13th September, 2019
One of the books we have read this week is ‘Peace at Last’ by Jill Murphy. If you have it at home, or can borrow it from the library, you could share the story at home. Children love hearing stories repeated and joining in. 
This one is about Mr Bear trying to find somewhere to sleep.
Looks at some of the Autumn trees we have drawn.
Our Autumn fingerprint trees
