By popular demand we will be doing a Nativity story. Everyone is invited! The church will be able to accommodate all families, friends and carers. The venue is Busby Church on Friday 15 December times are,
Morning session time is 10.30.
Afternoon session time 2pm
Everyone is welcome to come back to Nursery for teas and coffees after the performance. We would be grateful for a small donation.
Our rhyme of the week is a song from our Nativity, Born In Bethlehem. It’s called Mary’s Work. Here are the words which are said in a chant.
Wash the pots
Wash the pots
Splish, splash, splish, splash
Wash the pots.
Grind the corn,
Grind the corn,
Crunch, crunch, crunch, crunch
Grind the corn.
Sweep the floor,
Sweep the floor,
Swish, swish, swish, swish
Sweep the floor.
Words of all the songs will be available shortly.
Our rhyme of the week is The Big Brown Bear.
This song is a circle time game. Children can clap along to the beat.
The big brown bear loves honey sweet,
For him it is a special treat.
He has eaten such a lot.
Its time to take the honey pot.
We have chosen Hickory Dickory Dock as our rhyme of the week.
We had great fun discovering the potential of slime!
“We put food colouring in it and glue and water and then it turned into slime but the pink one didn’t work so we had to start again.”
“I skipped it, it went really long” (It stretched so long we could actually skip with it!)
“I twirl it”
We have been experimenting with the trajectory of water.
Early physics!
We hope everyone enjoyed the October break. Let’s roll our sleeves up and join in with all the fun learning going on, indoors and outdoors this term.
Our rhyme of the week is, Oh I wish I was a Big Old Dinosaur
( Instead of Ol’ Substitute for Old)
Our rhyme of the week is Sing a Song of Sixpence.
We have been learning about money. We have been going trips to the local shops to buy items for Nursery.
After the Summer our garden is overgrown with weeds! We could hardly see our herbs and flowers. So we set to work with gardening tools and gloves, taking out all the weeds. Those dock leaves and dandelions have grown tall and have very deep roots! If you have any spare time, we would be delighted if you could help.
Busby Nursery entered The Busby and Clarkston Annual Flower Show. We were delighted to receive Second prize for making a fruit and vegetable animal. We used potatoes, raisins, apples, pens and sticks. For our third prize we gathered wild flowers from our field and pressed them in books and then mounted them on card.
