Our nursery garden upgrade is slowly beginning to take shape. The bairns worked very hard last week to help remove the old planter so this week we could begin to move things around. Our new water wall is proving very popular too. Thank you to the parents who came in to help lift things yesterday, we still have big plans which we will need lots of help with in the near future too!
Theo’s pet lamb Peggy came to visit us on Thursday! The first thing we noticed was that she had a nappy on! Theo’s mum said this was so that she did not pee or poop at nursery. We got to feed her and hold her on! She ran around the garden with us and Theo said his lamb was very happy to be here with all his friends. When they went to go home Theo’s mum’s car would not start so Laurence had to come and use jump leads to try and get the car to start. We all hope Peggy can come and visit us again!
What a busy couple of weeks we have had out in the sunshine! We have done ‘Da Voar Redd Up’, been to the playpark and been to the Secondary for a play. In the nursery garden we have been very busy taking out the planter as part of our garden revamp, and playing with everything else in the garden. Long may this weather last!
It was earth day on Monday 22 April. Mrs Irvine discussed how important it was to look after the earth and ways we could look after it for example recycling. The children then made pictures of the world. This kept their interest and we went on to use paper plates and coloured paper to make more worlds.
Later that day the children were playing a bus game which led to more discussion about countries of the world and where they could go. We made tickets and used a map to help navigate.
The nursery bairns were speaking about chicks and eggs today which led on to a talk about Spring. We decided to go for a walk around nursery and up to the school pond and look for signs of spring.
We were lucky we found a few. There were buds on the trees, some spring flowers showing though and frogspawn in the pond. We even used our ears to listen for any birds.
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