Outdoor Play

Good Morning everyone šŸ™‚

We hope everyone is safe and well at home and enjoying your home learning experiences. Nursery staff have been working hard behind the scenes to plan for our children and support them from their home environment. We would like to remind you to check your learning journals for daily updates and fun new ideas to take part in if you wish to.Ā  Within the parent contribution section you can upload pictures and updates of what you and your child have been busy doing at home we would love to see them.

Below are a few outdoor play ideas and suggestions from the Scottish Virtual Nature School that may support you and your child when engagingĀ  in outdoor play throughout this time.

We are here to support you, Please do not hesitate to get in contact with your child’s keyworker or the leadership team may you have any queries or concerns.

Scottish Virtual Nature School – Home Learning Brochure – Parents (1)

Playdough fun

Here is an easy activity that can give children of all ageā€™s hours of fun!

Playdough is a resource that has an endless amount of learning opportunity for children. Children and adults can find it very relaxing, creating things and being very artistic. Here is an easy recipe that uses not a lot of ingredients that you might have in your kitchen cupboard.

Things you need:

  • 2 cups plain flour
  • 1 cup salt
  • 1 tbs oil
  • 1 cup cold water
  • 2 drops food colouring

Method

  1. Combine plain flour and salt.
  2. Add water, food colouring and oil. Mix until ingredients are combined.
  3. Knead well.
  4. If consistency is too wet, add a little plain flour.

 

Please take pictures and share with us!

 

 

Story Time For Nursery

Story Time for Nursery Ā Jack Frost

 

Hello boys and girls,

I hope you are all keeping busy and enjoying the different activities the nursery staff have been putting on your learners journals. Ā I have made a video of the story of Jack Frost helped by my lovely granddaughter Sorsha we hope you enjoy it. Stay safe and we will all be together again soon. Ā Click on the link to hear the story.

https://sway.office.com/6CfVxX1SGCcRTwg0?ref=Link

Mrs Galloway

Virtual Biscuits and Blether

Hi All,
We would like to take this opportunity to thank those who attended our first virtual biscuits and blether last week.
We hope you found this information useful and it gave you an insight into some of the learning about Maths through stories that goes on here at Simpson Nursery Class.
If this is something you missed or could not attend last week, We have attached the power point presentation below to give you an insight into the Counting Principles and Maths Through Stories!
If you attended our Biscuits and Blether session, We value your comments and feedback, to allow us to improve events like these in the future.
Below attached is a link to a short questionnaire, your feedback is appreciated.

p3/2 working from home week 2

Good Morning,

working from home week 2 – click here

Here is a suggested grid of activities for any children working at home this week. As with last week I will pop some more activities on active learn (I know some children have enjoyed the worksheets from active learn – there is no pressure to complete these). As always if children have a sumdog/education city or IDL cloud login they are more than welcome. Please share any completed tasks with me either through twitter or via email to the office.

MissĀ  Butler

Parent Questionnaire

Last week an email was shared with parents and carers with attached our Parent Questionnaire. We would like to thank everyone who has responded so far it has been great feedback for the nursery to receive these and will allow us to continue to improve!

Below is the link to our Questionnaire, If you have not already completed this and you wish to do so please follow the link below, we value your feedback.

Many Thanks,

Miss Sneddon & MrsT

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