Welcome back
Welcome back to Nursery. We hope you enjoyed the Easter holidays. We were pleased to see so many children bringing in the seeds they have started to grow. We will be keeping them in the Nursery greenhouse so that the children can continue to look after them and watch how they change over the next few weeks.
This week the children told us about what they did in the Easter holidays and drew pictures and wrote about what they did. They were very excited to tell us about all the things they had done.
We still have the tadpoles in Nursery but they are growing quickly. This week we fed them cucumber and can see their mouths opening to munch it.
We did an experiment with daffodils to see what would happen if we put them in boiling water and what would happen if we put them in the fridge. The daffodils in the fridge look the best at the moment and the ones in boiling water are shrivelling up.
On Friday the children helped to celebrate the opening of Redbourn Primary School. Jake, the youngest child in the school, helped cut the ribbon with the oldest child in the school. We watched a tree being planted and looked at the new plaque to go with it.
Mrs Hinchliffe came to read a story to Morning Nursery on Thursday and Afternoon Nursery on Friday. The children were excited to meet her.
We will be offering work shadowing sessions in the week beginning 30th April. Look out for the sign up sheets outside Nursery next week.
Next week we will be learning about the artist Monet and will be continuing our mini topic on growing, before starting our whole school topic All Aboard.
This week the children told us about what they did in the Easter holidays and drew pictures and wrote about what they did. They were very excited to tell us about all the things they had done.
We still have the tadpoles in Nursery but they are growing quickly. This week we fed them cucumber and can see their mouths opening to munch it.
We did an experiment with daffodils to see what would happen if we put them in boiling water and what would happen if we put them in the fridge. The daffodils in the fridge look the best at the moment and the ones in boiling water are shrivelling up.
On Friday the children helped to celebrate the opening of Redbourn Primary School. Jake, the youngest child in the school, helped cut the ribbon with the oldest child in the school. We watched a tree being planted and looked at the new plaque to go with it.
Mrs Hinchliffe came to read a story to Morning Nursery on Thursday and Afternoon Nursery on Friday. The children were excited to meet her.
We will be offering work shadowing sessions in the week beginning 30th April. Look out for the sign up sheets outside Nursery next week.
Next week we will be learning about the artist Monet and will be continuing our mini topic on growing, before starting our whole school topic All Aboard.
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