Star of the Week!

Congratulations to Theo A R and Zac for being awarded our 'Star of the Week'.

Well done both of you!

Goldilocks and the Three Bears!

This week we have been sharing different versions of Goldilocks and the Three Bears . . . 

The children have helped Goldilocks to write an apology letter to the Three Bears and they have had fun constructing different sized beds, chairs and tables!

Click here to read some of the comments made by the children when we shared one version of the story together.

Star of the Week!

Congratulations to Jackson, Serenna, Alfie D and Zara for all being awarded our 

'Star of the Week'.

Well done everyone!

WANTED!

In one of the versions of Little Red Riding Hood that we shared together, the wolf ran away.

We thought we should make some posters to warn everyone what he looked like!

Other descriptions included the following:

"Big ears, big googly eyes and sharp toes!" (Olivia)

"Big ears, fire eyes and big whiskers" (Noah)

"Terrible eyes, terrible teeth and terrible claws!" (Amelia)

What information would you have included on your poster?
Post us a comment and let us know!

Looking after Grandma!

Little Red Riding Hood took some special treats in her basket for Grandma. 

We have been making some delicious cookies for our special treat . . . 

Measuring out the ingredients

Mixing it all together

Getting ready to eat them!

We decided that Little Red Riding Hood should take some healthy treats for Grandma next time she went to visit her, so we have helped her with her shopping list . . . 

We think these are much better baskets to help Grandma get better and stay healthy!

What's your favourite type of healthy food?
Post us a comment and let us know.

Star of the Week!

Congratulations to Sienna and Annie for both being awarded our 'Star of the Week'.

The first two for 2018 - well done!

Little Red Riding Hood!

Rather than focusing on a specific author for this term, we are going to be sharing a range of traditional tales, and we have started with the story of Little Red Riding Hood.

Click here  to read some of the children's comments following two different versions of 
the story.

A Frosty Morning!

It was very cold when we arrived for 

Nursery on Monday!

We talked about the weather and what the children had noticed during their 

journey to school.

After wrapping up nice and warm, we went for a walk in the school grounds to see how beautiful everywhere looked . . . 

"It's cold and slippery!" 

(as we walked along the path)

"Crunchy!" 

(the leaves and the grass under our feet)

"Frosty!"

"Sparkles!"

What other signs of Winter have you noticed recently?
Post us a comment and let us know.

Bouncebackability!

The focus for our Darwin Values Award this 
half-term is BOUNCEBACKABILITY.

We hope the following will help to 
explain it further . . .  

Bouncebackability from huntytelford

We are all going to try and show 'bouncebackability' throughout the term ahead!

Happy New Year!

Welcome back - we would like to wish you all a very happy and healthy new year!

As we embark on the term ahead, the children have been thinking about New Year resolutions and have each made a 'promise' to help to keep our Nursery a safe and happy place to be.

Here are a small selection:

My New Year Promise for 2018 is . . . 

"Look after children in the Nursery" - Sammy O

"Be kind and gentle" - Evie

"Not run inside" - Toby

"Share the toys" - Christopher

We are all going to help each other to keep our promises!

Have you made any New Year Resolutions?

We would love to hear what 

they are - let us know!