Month: September 2017

Our Learning Week Ending 15th September 2017

Week Ending 15th September 2017

This week we had a fabulous time celebrating numerical and mathematical learning.  We all participated in a variety of play experiences that supported our learning both indoor and outdoors.

Our Number Roadshow on Thursday was a huge success and gave many parents and carers ideas on how to support number and mathematical learning both at home and out and about in the community.

Examples of our learning can be viewed in our SWAY. Please click on the link below

https://sway.com/Fxe3rYsAtotsD7MM?ref=Link

 

Next week we will be looking for signs of Autumn and changes in the seasons.

 

 

Our Learning week ending 8th September 2017

What another fabulous week of learning we have had this week.

We have continued to search our vegetable patch and have found more potatoes, carrots and onions ready to be harvested.

Once dug out of the ground we have washed, peeled and chopped the vegetables to try at snack time.  They are definitely tastier that shop bought vegetables!

 

We are now on Pumpkin Patch Watch.  The buds have blossomed and we are now waiting for them to wilt back and allow the fruits to grow.  Next week we will start to use our measuring skills to measure the growth of the pumpkins.  Hopefully we get a few to carve at Halloween.

We are excited to be celebrating Scottish Maths Week next week.  Parents and carers are invited to come along to our Number Roadshow on Thursday 14th September 10.30am – 1pm to find out how to support and develop early number learning at home and in the community.

Our Learning Week Ending 1st September 2017

What an exciting week we have had in our garden harvesting potatoes and carrots.  We had to use our strength and force to pull them from the ground.  As we held on to each other we were reminded of the story “The Enormous Turnip” especially when we fell onto the ground.  We plan to taste our vegetables next week at snack time.

We also found “Magic Beans” that we have decided to plant and watch grow.  We have used clear Greehouse bags so we can see the roots and shoots growing.  You can find them on the garden window.

 

We have been continuing to care for Miss Polly’s dolly, making sure she is clean and safe from germs.  We think she may be better now!

Next week we will be continuing to harvest our garden vegetables, tasting what we have pulled from the soil and finding out more about “The Enormous Turnip” story.

 

 

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