Afternoon

Afternoon Read and Play session

Lydia visited for another successful Read and Play session, thoroughly enjoyed by the children and parents that took part. Today we listened to the story, “The Very Busy Spider” by Eric Carle and then made spiders and spider webs from simple craft materials, but they looked so effective!

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If you and your child make or do any activities after reading their library book, or any other story book you have then please bring them in for them to show the other children at gather time,( or email photos to the school and put for the attention of nursery on them) . . . .this all links in with promoting literacy which we are working on this year. When you do an activity relating to a book you are reading with your child, whether it be a walk to look for characters from the book, draw a picture, sing a song, make a model, the content of the story is becoming more and more embedded into your child’s imagination and vocabulary. Plus, it is great fun and a good opportunity to spend one to one time with them.