Caterpillars and Butterflies (Nursery)
Miss CloughWelcome to Caterpillars and Butterflies
We like to explore and have fun.
Timings
AM – Caterpillars 8:45am-11:45am
PM – Butterflies 12:15pm-3:15pm
30 hours – 8:45am-3:15pm
A warm welcome from all of the Nursery team.
A typical day in Nursery will consist of; registration/good morning, a short focussed activity (maths or phonics), choosing time indoors and outdoors, snack time and story/singing.
Please remember to…
- Name all of your child’s clothes, shoes and any items that they bring into Nursey.
- Drop off and collect your child on time.
- Encourage your child to look in their tray for pictures, letters, jumpers and models.
- Hand lunch time cover money in every Monday in a named envelope (30 hour children).
- Resist the temptation to do everything for your child and encourage them to try and do it for themselves. E.G. dressing and toileting.
- Remember that no worry is too small, if you are concerned about your child please let us know so that we can help.
Resources:
Stick and Stone make a perfect 10!
We have focused on the book, 'Stick and Stone' this week in nursery. We have made the number ten in a variety of ways as well as making the characters, 'Stick and Stone'. During our Forest Schools session we worked and explored together as friends (just like Stick...
Windy Nook Primary School presents: Jack and the Beansprout
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Stick Man listens to stories!
'Cuddly' Stick Man has moved into our reading area! The children have enjoyed telling him stories and painting pictures of him and Stick Man's family. Article 28: You have the right to a good quality education. You should be encouraged to go to school to the highest...
Nursery will be closed on the afternoons of 12th and 18th Dec
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It’s not a stick! It’s a fishing rod!
We have had another super day using our imaginations with sticks today! Today we made some fabulous fishing rods! Article 28: You have the right to a good quality education. You should be encouraged to go to school to the highest level you...
It’s not a stick! It’s a baton!
As part of Road Safety Week we watched a short clip about staying safe while crossing the road and then we practiced looking right, left and right. Then we helped each other across a fake road, checking for cars, holding hands and more looking right and left!. Nursery...
It’s not a stick! It’s a skewer!
This week in nursery we are focusing on the book 'Not a Stick' by Antoinette Portis. We have been thinking about lots of different uses for sticks and using our imaginations. We used skewers and a variety of fruit to make some delicious fruit kebabs and then we ate...
Celebrating a 100 years of WWI ending
To celebrate the 100th year anniversary of WWI ending the whole school came together to remember. Each child was asked to bring in a plastic pop bottle so the base could be cut off and decorated with red paint to create a poppy. The whole school from nursery to year 6...
Another busy week!
This week Nursery have been learning about Diwali. We have make sweets, Diva lamps and Rangoli patterns. During Forest School toady we did some mud painting and maths activities using natural resources. Article 14: You have the right to choose your own religion and...
Remember to sign up to Story Sacks family learning
Please hand your forms in to the office. Kind regards Mrs Ramanandi
Forest School Fire!
This week in Nursery we have focused on Remembrance Day and Bonfire Night. To finish our 'Bonfire Night' themed week off we made our own fire! To begin our session we learned about fire safety and how a storm kettle works. We used the storm kettle to make some hot...
Nursery and Reception class parents and carers, sign up to our family learning sessions.
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