The transition programme for the pre school children to P1 has begun with the Primary 6 children, who will be the buddies for the children after the summer, visiting the nursery last Thursday to play with the children.
They all were having great fun and the P6 children were sad to leave. The children will visit for the next two Thursdays to continue to get to know the children.
The Children have been enjoying the Continuous Provision . . . .
They have also taken some of these photos themselves, especially at the Transient Art table where they have been encouraged to photograph their own and each others work.
At the Playdough Table 
At the Drawing Table
Chinese Writing to try out and Year of the Monkey pictures
Chinese Restaurant
Fancy Dining
Patterns to copy . . 
. . and inspire
Authentic Displays
The Tuff Tray
Animals of the Zodiac
Lucky red envelopes
Lucky coins
Chinese drums
Jigsaws
Puzzles of food from around the world
Chinese Rice
Over the next two weeks we will be looking at Chinese New Year. Here are some of the activities on offer in the Continuous Provision. The children will also be sampling some Chinese style snacks.
Transient art at the junk modelling table . . no glue allowed!
Funky Fingers Table
Framing their art work at the Transient Art table
Fine dining!
Congratulations to Riley Sinclair in the afternoon class who won the Valentines Bear! Well Done!
Hmmm . . not sure how many cheerios were left for the birds . . . . .
An overview of all the gorgeous cards that some lucky people will be receiving this weekend!! Please look at the Morning and Afternoon pages for photos of the children and parents taking part.
On Wednesday 10th February we had another Read and Play session, and Love was in the air! We read the story “Guess How much I Love You” by Sam McBratney, and then the children got the chance to make 2 cards and a heart shaped bird feeder with their accompanying adult, whilst Disney Love songs played in the background.
On Wednesday 10th February we had another Read and Play session, and Love was in the air! We read the story “Guess How much I Love You” by Sam McBratney, and then the children got the chance to make 2 cards and a heart shaped bird feeder with their accompanying adult, whilst Disney Love songs played in the background.
Having family members join the children for their snack, made Pancake Day all the more fun!
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