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Yellow Group

wb 12.10.20

5th November 2020J Begum

The children dance fast and slowly to the rhythm to the music using the pom poms. They moved their bodies around the room and then talked about their own body and their own heart beats.

 

 

 

Uncategorized,Yellow Group

wb 19.10.20

5th November 2020J Begum

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

We have had an amazingly fun week at nursery!!

Exploring spooky stories and things that are real and pretend. The children enjoyed exploring all the Halloween areas in the bottom room, there was spiders, webs and witches and lots of other spooky things in cauldrons all around.

We also had a Halloween DISCO!!!

We all dressed up, played lots of games like pass the spider and spooky corners. We had a dance and a fashion parade to show off our costumes and danced some more!

To end we had a delicious party tea in our group rooms where we played even more games! We read Room on the Broom and played pin the nose on the pumpkin and bobbing for doughnuts!

What a great week 🙂

   
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wb 13.01.20

4th February 2020J Begum

Cutting vegetables for George the Hamster

The children worked together to cut snack for George the hamster they sliced a variety of fruit and vegetables discussing likes and dislikes and tasting as they cut segments off. They also talked about textures of the food and that it is healthy for us.

 

Yellow Group

wb 06.11.19

8th November 2019J Begum

In forest school the children in yellow group talked about bonfire night and what colour fireworks they seen and heard. Next the children worked together to create a large Firework scene using various bottles these included spray bottles, push bottles and squeeze bottles with watered down powder paint to create large marks. During this when the children were creating the marks they made noises i.e. “bang”, “crash”, “boom” to mimic the fireworks they had heard the night before. At the end the children took turns jumping in the builders tray to make there marks splatter and increase in size.

 

Yellow Group

wb 23.09.19

18th October 2019J Begum

The children danced to sticky kids and copied actions and words to songs. They enjoyed number songs and repeated numbers in sequence.

 

 

Yellow Group

wb 07.10.19

18th October 2019J Begum

The children took part in filling up a scarecrow they discussed how we could make its face and whether it should be a boy or a girl. The children then named her Amelia and said she is now part of the yellow group.

Yellow Group

wb 25.09.19

18th October 2019J Begum

The children collected some fruit from the trees outside in the snug garden they collected raspberries, Pears and leaves as a group whilst singing songs about fruit and talking about harvest festival.

 

 

Yellow Group

wb 16.09.19

18th October 2019J Begum

The children explored light and dark using the torches underneath the table. They used simple ict by turning the torches on and off without support. The children then made marks on the roof of the table.

The children also discussed what they could and couldn’t see on their peers faces such as eyes nose and mouth.

One child lay on her back and said, “Night time day time”. Whilst turning the torch on and off again repeatedly.

 

 

 

Yellow Group

wb 6.5.19

9th May 2019J Begum

This week the children took part in dough disco listening to different types of music and making actions with the dough to improve there fine motor skills and physical skills through a range of actions.

The children also took part in write dance moving there pencil on the paper in rhythm to the music i.e the wheels on the bus they would move there pencil round and round.

 

 

Yellow Group

Easter Stay & Play and 80th Birthday Celebration

4th April 2019J Begum

03.04.19

We had a very busy day today!

The children and grown ups came along to our Through the Decades Easter Stay & Play and explored lots of fun and creative activities. From decorating eggs and making Easter cards to exploring the forest school and chopping vegetables in the house area! The children also got to try out their cooking skills by making chocolate Easter nests to eat in the kitchen.

The children looked great dressed up!

Big congratulations to all the Easter Egg competition winners and Well Done to those that participated!

We also celebrated the Nursery’s 80th Birthday! Wow!

We are so lucky to have been open for so long and developed through the years into what we are today!

We were so pleased with the turn out of guests and thank all that came along to celebrate this special day. The children sang some lovely Easter songs for our grown ups and guests and some even got to see an amazing magic show by Flash the Magician.

 

We would also like to thank Alan who use to attend this nursery for choosing our Easter Raffle winner!!

 

 

 

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