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.
**** Busy Little Gardeners****
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 and Clarkston Annual Flower Show 2017****
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.
~~Rhyme of the Week~~
Our rhyme of the week is Jack and Jill. Have a look at the words that rhyme, maybe you could clap at the rhyming word, miss it out or make up your own action .
~~Rhyme of the Week~~
We have chosen Incy Wincy Spider as our rhyme of the week.
****INSPIRED LEARNING****
Inspired learning promotes thoughts, discussions, questions, interests and ideas. They can also expand on a thought project idea and interest.
Have a look at what we have been doing.
We are developing strategies to deepen children’s learning.
~~Rhyme of the Week~~
Our rhyme of the week is Humpty Dumpty. You could make up another verse for example;
Why not? Because he was an egg!
Or
Poor old Humpty, poor old Humpty Dumpty,
Humpty Dumpty counted to ten.
Humpty Dumpty got up again……(can you finish it off)
****Welcome Back Everyone****
Exciting learning awaits! Are you ready for the challenge? 
****Maintaining our Garden****
We have been removing weeds, breaking down the soil and planting some plants, such as herbs, begonias and geraniums.
****Problem Solving****
We have been working together to make a zip slide with rope and Nursery equipment. We have also been working out how to make a see saw from a plank of wood and a tree stump.
