Nursery Rhyme Week

We have had a lovely week in Nursery. The children have been very busy making decorations to sell at the Christmas Fayre next Saturday. Please come along and buy the decoration your child has made. They are very proud of them.

We have also had great fun trying to see which material would be best to keep Humpty Dumpty safe. Unfortunately Humpty Dumpty broke a couple of times!!

We enjoyed going down to Woodlands for the first time. The children were great at putting their suits and wellies on and listening carefully to instructions. We met Miele the Badger who helped us with our concentrating while we were down there. We had to find the other animals from Learning Wood and some of us had a go at using natural materials to make a home for them. Annabel, Harry and Rosie all thought their favourite part was finding the animals. We also explored the Muddy Kitchen. Layla made "chocolate milk" and Lilly made a "chocolate cake." The children explored how the mud felt. Thomas enjoyed making a "mud pie."

We have enjoyed singing lots of Nursey Rhymes and talking about the rhyming words we could hear. We had a go at changing the rhyming words to Hickory Dickory Dock.

Next week our sound of the week is 'n'.

Our theme will be 'The Elves and the Shoemaker.'







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  1. Anonymous20 November 2017 at 03:03

    Isobel says she had great fun at Woodlands. She thought the mud kitchen was good. She has been singing lots of nursery rhymes to us.

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