Orry Adventures and Outdoor Learning.
Most children have been to the Orry and are having great fun outdoors.
The children look after their partners . Ask your children about our Orry rules.
The children are learning all about road safety on their walks to the Orry.
” The line leaders always go first and you need to look after your partner.” Murray (Yellow P.M)
“You don’t run.” Logan (Yellow A.M)
The children are learning what to do if they see a dog at the Orry.
“We singing who let the dogs out really loud and we don’t look. You do this.” (Rebecca turns back and puts her arms across her chest.) Rebecca (Blue P.M)
We see lots of different things on the way.
“The leaves have all fallen off the trees that’s because its Autumn.” Zoe (Yellow A.M)
We tell stories with sticks at the Orry.
We make things with sticks below the children were making a castle.
“Look this one can be the door.” Ailsa (Blue A.M)
We measure with sticks.
“Look this stick is bigger than me.” William(Red P.M)
We make picture with sticks and leaves.
We find lots of bugs at the Orry .
The children love running down the big hill and playing our statue game.
The children have been enjoying energetic play outdoors.
They have been practising catching the ball.
Kicking the ball against the wall. Seeing how many goals they can score.
The children love our hockey sticks.
Anyone for skittles?
“Its hard to knock them all down. I got five.” Luke (Blue P.M)
Who’s for a game of tig.
“I was tig I need to catch them.” Hamzah (Blue P.M)
“You need to run really fast.” Amy (Blue P.M)
Children have daily opportunities to go outdoors. As the weather is changing please could we remind all parents to dress children appropriately for daily outdoor play. Wellies, thick socks, cosy hat, gloves, and a warm jumper. Thank You Nursery Staff.
Diwali
The children celebrated Diwali by watching and listening to a story and a short video clip on the white board.
The children also enjoyed making Diwali cards.
Harvest
The children were asked to bring something in for the Harvest table.
The whole school had an assembly to find out more about Harvest.
Why have we brought food in for harvest?
“Some people don’t have food to eat” Alex (Yellow A.M Group)
“Because its for the old people in the village” Murray (Yellow P.M Group)
“To help people” Ailsa (Blue A.M Group)
The children brought lots of food in. The school made up Harvest bags and the Nursery took some of the bags across to the elderly people that lived in Montgomerie Court.
The ladies and gentlemen were very pleased to see us. And were all very grateful for their bags.
Some people were not in Bella had a very good idea “We can leave it for a surprise”
The rest of the food was given to the food bank.
Open Hour.
Thank you to all the parents, grandparents, family and friends who joined us for our first open hour of the year.
“That’s my mummy we were making a very very long train bigger than the nursery. I liked having mummy in” William (Red P.M)
“My mummy. Making a picture a mummy picture. I liked her here” Rory (Yellow P.M)
” Its mummy and daddy we were playing lego, making a Pokémon guy.” Oliver (Yellow P.M)
” I am playing with the train track. My mummy has my baby she was helping me and Rory with the train track.” Corrin (Red P.M)
The staff at Eaglesham Nursery Class would like to thank everyone that attended our open hour. We hope you all had fun!
Sponsored Bounce.
Thank you to the parent council for organising the sponsored bounce.The children had great fun.
A great big thank you to all who sponsored the children, everyone of you have been very generous with your donations. Thank you.
Rosh Hashanah.
The children were learning about Rosh Hashanah. The Jewish New Year.
We watched a short story about a Jewish Family celebrating Rosh Hashanah on our white board.
The children celebrated Rosh Hashanah Jewish New Year by having apples dipped in honey for snack for a sweet New Year.
Big Friendly Read.
Well done to all the boys and girls that completed The Summer Reading Challenge. The Big Friendly Read.
Orry Adventures.
We are off out to explore the Orry. We need to learn how to walk across the road safely.
The children were learning what they do if they see a dog.
Ask your child to demonstrate.
” We were in the Orry if you see a dog you look the other way.” Krishn (Blue Group A.M)
“We were singing the song who let the dogs out.”
Rebbeca (Blue Group A.M)
Below the children were learning the important rule of the base tree.
” When you hear the whistle you go back to the base tree.”
Zara (Blue Group P.M)
The children enjoyed making pictures with the leaves and sticks.
We are finding out about lots of different things we can do with sticks.
Above the children are making up their own stories with sticks.
” Its me I am making a castle its made with a stick.” Ben (Blue Group A.M)
Freedom the children love running down the hill playing our freeze game.
Mud mud glorious mud.
” We all got stuck in the mud it was very funny.” Annabelle (Blue Group P.M)
” I was painting with mud on the tree.” Isla (Blue Group P.M)
Art work.
The children have been enjoying the freedom to discover and choose ways to create images using a variety of materials.
“It is going to be a birthday picture.” Jamie (Yellow A.M)
“I shared my ball with my friend.” Alice(Red A.M)
“I have made a pattern .” Carrie (Red P.M)
“This is my sports car. ” Bradley (Red P.M)
“I have used lots of colours.” Brooke (Red A.M)
“My picture.” Isla (Green A.M)
