Wednesday 7 June 2017

Nursery Newsletter 5.6.17



Dear Parents,

      We hope you enjoyed the lovely half term weather and the children are ready to be back for their last half term in Nursery. We have lots of fun events planned for the last half term so please take a note of key dates below. You will have previously received a letter regarding the school trip to Barleylands, please had consent forms in by Monday 12th June and let us know if your child is unable to attend. This week we are focusing on the story 'The Fish Who Could Wish'


 Key Dates
       
Polling Day: School Closed Thursday 8th June
                                       INSET Day: School closed on the 23rd June. 
                                       Pirate Dress Up Day:  Friday 30th June
             Nursery Graduation: Tuesday 4th July - 9.30 am for Morning and Afternoon children.  
                                        Nursery Sport's Day:  13th July 9.30 am Morning Session
                                                                                               1.30 pm Afternoon Session 

                                        Nursery Trip to Barleylands: 10th July



                   
                                       
                                                                                                  
                                                                                    
Personal, Social and Emotional:
We are encouraging the children to identify the feelings of characters in stories and talk about their own feelings.
                       
Communication and Language/Literacy:
We are encouraging the children to learn Nursery Rhymes and join in with actions to help them re-tell these. We are focusing on learning the rhymes ''The Big Ship Sailed on the Ally, Ally" and "It's Raining, It's Pouring" this week. They are encouraged to listen carefully to adults telling the rhymes and say the missing words.
The child are playing word and sound games to encourage them to hear the initial sound of words and begin to blend and segment orally e.g. understand that the word c-a-t spoken in sounds makes cat.
The children are always encouraged to use the correct tenses and word endings when talking.
Physical Development:
This week we have a variety of obstacle courses set up for physical sessions, the children will be encouraged to crawl, slither, hop and run between courses and jump and land appropriately.
To support physical writing skills we have added pirate maps to the writing tables to encourage the children to mark make and hold pencils correctly.
    
Mathematics:
The children will learn about the formation and recognition of numbers through the Ten Town number stories. This week we will focus on seven and eight. We are supporting the children to match quantity to numeral and ensure that they are able to count correctly.
Expressive Art and Design
The children have paint, colouring pencils/crayons, glitter and glue available to create their own sparkly fish creations.

Role Play
We have developed our Role Play Corner into an Ice - cream parlour.
The home corner has been enhanced with babies and items to look after babies as the children really enjoyed the baby clinic last half term.
If you have any empty food containers with labels the children can use to support play in the home corner this would be much appreciated e.g. cornflake boxes, empty ketchup bottles.

This Newsletter can be seen on the Broadford Primary School Facebook Page and the EYFS Blog which you can reach from the school website. If you follow the school Facebook page you will see lots of blogs including photos of the children's time in Nursery.

If you would like to contact a member of the EYFS team via email the address is eyfs@broadford.havering.sch.uk
Kind regards,
The Nursery Team

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