Nursery
15.03.24
This week we celebrated World Book Day throughout the school. We absolutely love reading books in the nursery and it was lovely to have the year 2 children join us this week and read stories to us.

We also celebrated St Patrick’s Day by making shamrock crowns!

It is our last week of the ‘At Sea’ topic. The finished making their pirate wanted posters and treasure maps, which we put up on display. It has been a fun topic learning all about life at sea.

01.03.24
Kicking off the classic mysteries project in the early years this week, we’ve been learning about ‘Peter Rabbit and The Lost Hat’.

We made bunny headbands and masks to role played the story, we baked carrot cupcakes which the children described as “delicious” and “carrot-y” and we drew up maps to help us find the lost hat.

09.02.24
It’s been a busy week in nursery! We made decorations for our classroom for Chinese New Year, made Chinese lanterns and dragons and even learnt some Chinese dance moves.

As Pancake Day has fallen during half term, we celebrated early and made sprinkle-filled pancakes as requested by the children. Mr Allen joined us in the morning,
when the children were making pretend pancakes using playdough.

For maths we have been learning about lengths, focussing on tall and short objects.

26.01.24
This week, we focussed on the stories ‘Whatever Next’ and ‘Miss Tizzy’. As a class we made moon rocks and moon cakes. The children described them as “delicious” and “yummy” and also said they will make these at home with their families.

For our citizenship topic, we have been learning about our elders and what we can do to help them when/if we are with them. We invited grandparents for a stay and play session – the children were so excited! We did lots of fun activities such as making rockets and spaceships using junk materials, moulding playdough into space rockets and stars and we ended the session with a story.

For RE, we learnt about the story ‘Jesus Feeds the 5000’. The children retold the story and role played the story amongst themselves.

12.01.24
Happy New Year! The term began with a brand new topic and home corner, the Space Station! The children were so excited to dress up as astronauts and aliens and pretend they are travelling to space.

For maths, we built rockets using different shapes in different sizes and used playdough to represent the correct number of moon rocks on our mats.
The children were invited to build rockets and spaceships using large coloured blocks outside and the wooden blocks inside. It was so nice to see the children’s interpretations of space transportations using different construction materials.

For physical development, the children took part in space yoga and we talked about different ways we can move if we were in space.


