This week in forest school we noticed there seemed to be more birds. We decided to take a closer look. There were pigeons, sparrows and even a robin. (Being inquisitive) (Being at one with nature)
Although it was a little cold, the campfire really warmed us up.
We made a plan about how we might record the types of birds we might see when we went back into forest school. (Being independent) (Being at one with nature)
The children were all very excited when we started to rehearse our Wiggly Nativity! We learned all the songs and the children chose which character they would like to dress up as. They put on a fantastic performance for their families!
Christmas was such a busy time for us at nursery. We met Santa, wrote cards, made presents and so much more.
The Christmas party was great fun! We danced, had a fashion parade and played lots of games. The children were more than ready for their delicious party food. Then Santa came!!!!
The link to the new parent information is https://www.southtyneside.gov.uk/article/16657/Overview
The link to Child Employment is https://www.southtyneside.gov.uk/article/2879/Child-employment-laws
The link to Child Licencing for Entertainment is https://www.southtyneside.gov.uk/article/2881/Children-in-entertainment the link for parents is also within the body of this page on our website.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/back-to-school-advice-issued-amid-high-levels-of-flu-covid-19-and-scarlet-fever
As Strep A has been heavily discussed in the media we wanted to give you more information to help support your understanding. Please click on the links below.
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/scarlet-fever/
This week we explored the texture of different things. We learned new words to describe how things felt like ‘sticky’ and ‘runny’. The Gloop was amazing and sometimes it was runny but then it went hard. We explored the insides of old pumpkins and even made a a cauldron full of witches porridge!
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