Tutu has been finding out lots of facts about squirrels for the nursery challenge. She told Mrs Chisholm that squirrels have big eyes and bushy tails. They eat nuts, fruit and seeds and cannot see when they are born. Tutu described the process of completing her challenge, "the printer printed it out". She had brought in a lovely picture of the squirrel to show us.
Showing posts with label Homework. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Homework. Show all posts
Friday, 26 February 2016
Wednesday, 4 November 2015
Reading in the Nursery
As previously mentioned you are welcome to start borrowing books from the Nursery trolley. Please do this at the beginning of sessions only, as the end of sessions are far to hectic and our focus needs to be on returning the children to you safely.
Your child's red reading record should be kept in school.
Simply write the date and name of the book you wish to borrow. When you return the book also record the date. Please only borrow one book at a time.
If you wish to complete a book review with your child please help yourself, it would be good to aim to complete one review a week.
The benefits of reading with your child are endless. Thank you for your support!
Labels:
EYFS,
Homework,
Learning through books,
Library,
Literacy,
parental Involvement
Thursday, 5 February 2015
Olivers Amazing Writing
Oliver was very pleased today to bring in his writing to the afternoon nursery that he had done with his mum at home. His mum wrote the words 'mummy' and 'Rebecca' and Oliver was able to trace over the top using his fine motor skills.
Labels:
EYFS,
Homework,
parental Involvement,
wow moments,
Writing
Nursery Morning Learning Challenge
Peter was busy at the weekend with his mum. She had cut out 5 speckled frogs for him to colour in so that they could sing the rhyme together at home. When Peter came into nursery this morning he counted up to number 5. Well done Peter.
Labels:
EYFS,
Homework,
parental Involvement
Monday, 24 November 2014
Monday, 9 June 2014
Charlie's Fantastic Lighthouse
Following our story of 'The Lighthouse Keeper's Lunch', Charlie felt inspired to make his own lighthouse at home. We have added it to a story table which the children are now carefully using as a prop to enhance their story telling skills. Thank you Charlie!
Labels:
Community,
Homework,
Learning through books
Thursday, 10 October 2013
Nursery Wishing Tree
The Nursery Wishing tree is looking lovely. Thank you to all the parents who have helped to create it.
Labels:
Homework
Tuesday, 17 September 2013
Worth the wait.
Have a look at Charlie's amazing art work. He has collaged an amazing picture of himself. Well done, Charlie.
Labels:
Homework
Monday, 22 July 2013
Fantastic homework Thomas
Thomas choose to do his homework on the water cycle. I think you'll agree, what a fantastic diagram. He even remembered our water cycle song to match his diagram. Well done, Thomas.
Labels:
Homework
Sunday, 21 July 2013
Well done Isabelle and Iman.
Well done to Isabelle and Iman for completing their Summer Fun homework - project superstars certificate will be given on Monday. It has been great to see so many variations of homework this term. Please return any homework by Monday 22nd July.
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Homework
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