Nursery Rhymes

Our new nursery rhymes to learn will be:

One Elephant Went Out to Play                                                           The Wheels On The Bus

 

 

We will sing this song together as we travel to the Safari Park on Wednesday

We Can’t Wait!!

 

 

 

Eton Mess

This month we have been learning/practising the crumbling technique. We made Eton Mess.

 

Talking Tips

Talk to your children about what they have been doing in Nursery. Some of the words we have been talking about and learning about are:

Spring, bulb, seeds, flower, blossom, daffodil, stem, plant, leaf, tulip, grow, compost, watering can, roots and herbs.

Talk to your child about the signs of Spring which are starting to appear, bulbs and flowers showing, shoots and buds on plants and trees. You may even be lucky and spot some lambs in the fields. You could plant seeds together and watch them grow. Sunflowers are good because they grow quickly and are easy to look after. Once again we are delighted at the progress our learners are making when reciting their rhymes. Here are some others to try at home.

Plant, Plant, Plant Your Seeds.

Tune Row Your Boat.

Plant, plant plant the seeds,

Gently in the ground,

Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily

What will soon be found?

Water, water, water the seeds,

Each and every day,

Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily

What’s coming up play?

Peek, peek, peeking out

Sprout up big and tall

Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily

Flowers are so beautiful

Learning about Road Safety

We have been practising road safety on our newly painted roadway. We really enjoyed moving safely around on the scuttle bugs,balance bikes,scooters and car. We can all stop at the zebra crossing to let our friends cross. What a fun day!

 

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