We have been learning that our names begin with a special letter called a capital letter. We can find our own initial and we have been practicing writing the capital letters by overwriting.
Pattern Hunt
Fruit Patterns
Blue Group Transport
The children were making cars, aeroplanes and vans from their food at snack.
Learning to write
This week in literacy, we have been practicing the skill of overwriting. We have to start on the dot and try to follow the ditted lines to help us to practice writing the letters. It is quite tricky but because we are using wipeable boards, we can keep practicing until we are happy with our writing.
Transport
We are starting a new topic all about transport. This week we have been making 3-D models of vehicles and are programming our BeeBots so we can talk about how they can move. We are also bringing home some car-shaped cards to discuss with our families what we would like to find out about in this topic. Remember to bring yours back to nursery so we can try to include your ideas and questions in our work.
Activity Time
This week in nursery, we have begun an exciting new initiative. Everyday, we are working in groups with a different teacher and are rotating to work on activities such as music, PATHS, physical time, 3-read story time and skill development. We are enjoying working with every teacher and getting the chance to be involved in so many activities each week.
A Huge Thank You!
Thank you so much to everyone who made the Nursery Karaoke Fundraiser such an outstanding success. We raised a magnificent £2329.30, which will be used to take our children to Wellfield Farm in May. A particular thank you must go to our fabulous parent committee who really pulled out all the stops to make the event the wonderful event it was. The committee are invited to a meeting on Thursday 28th for some thank you tea and cake. Below are some of the many positive pieces of feedback we got on the night.
Our Beautiful Butterflies!
What a wonderful surprise when we came into nursery this week to find that our butterflies had broken out of their cocoons and were now stretching out their lovely wings to fly around their enclosure. We have been watching them as they feed on oranges and now it’s time to release them. Mrs Higgins is going to release them tomorrow into the countryside near were she lives. We have enjoyed watching our caterpillars change into butterflies.










