This half term our topic is all about the farm.
Please can you talk to your child about what it is like on a farm, the animals which they would find there and the jobs a farmer may have to do.
Topic for this half term
Drama
Today was our first Drama lesson with Rebecca from The Rep. We played different games to get our bodies and voices working. We had to pretend to be statues and hold different poses. We then thought about different farm animals and moved like different animals.
Rhyme of the week
Achieveosaur – Solveosaurus Rex
Nursery learning – Week 19th April
We hope you have had a lovely holiday.
Our topic for this half term, is all about the farm.
Please have a look at the grid to find out what we will be learning at Nursery this week and some ideas of activities if you would like to further support your child at home.
Our Easter cards!
Happy Easter everyone!
Happy Easter!
Please watch us perform our Chick Chick Chicken song.
We would like to take this chance to say we have been very impressed and proud of how well all the children have returned back to Nursery. We wish you all a Happy Easter and we hope you have a lovely break.
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Check out our displays!
We have been very creative and collaged turnips whilst learning the story of ‘The Enormous Turnip’. We have painted our hands in rainbow colours to make rainbow flowers. We have used a fork to make a flower painting, whilst thinking about what happens in the spring and how the flowers start to grow.
Circle Time
This week in our circle time we thought people who help us, whether that is at home, Nursery or out and about. We thought about how different people provide us with help and support. Then we had a couple of children who sat on our magic carpet, whilst everyone thought about nice positive comments to say to that person to make them feel good.
Rhyme of the week
This week our rhyme of the week is ‘Chick chick chick chicken.’ Please practise singing this at home.
