Week Beginning 18th March
POLITE NOTICES-
- Please ensure you are providing an ice pack in your child's packed lunch especially with the weather becoming nicer/warmer. We do not have the facilities to store all packed lunches in a cool place. This is to ensure fresh food and dairy products stay fresh throughout the morning until dinner time
We will be asking parents/carers if we notice one is not provided. - Please keep on top of your children's packed lunches and making sure they are cleaned out regularly.
- Please provide your child a drink and spoon (if they have a yoghurt/jelly) for dinner times as when they go to preschool one is not provided as they use the school dinner hall in which they do not have access to cups/cutlery.
- No popcorn/sweets are provided in lunch boxes.
- ALL grapes are to be sliced appropriately.
Thankyou for your continued support
We have had 3 superstars this week, 2 of which got rid of nappies and transitioned into knickers/underpants and one of which who got rid of his bottle, a huge well done to you all! We are all so so proud of you, and as you can see they all loved being able to pick their own prize out of Traci's prize box
🌟Stars of the week🌟
Some of our activities this week
Making ice lollies
The children have really enjoyed making their own ice lollies this week, they had a choice of juice or yoghurts to use with some strawberries, they was all keen to express their own preferences and make their own choices. They was all super excited to taste them in the afternoons once they had frozen
Toothbrushing time - The children participate well with nursery routines and look forward to toothbrushing. They enjoy singing our song fast whilst they brush and show good independence throughout. They all wait patiently for their turn to put their tissue in the bin and wash their hands using the hand gel. We are super proud of the independent learners they are becoming
You can use the Blippi toothbrushing song at home to encourage your child, the link is provided below..
Tooth Brushing Song by Blippi | 2-Minutes Brush Your Teeth for Kids
Did you know?
-It is a legal requirement that children are registered with a dentist and attend for regular check ups, please if your child is not registered with a dentist try to get signed up so your child/children can have a good oral health routine
Small group time -
This week the children have enjoyed playing Old Macdonald Bingo, they showed good listening and attention skills throughout and could correctly identify which child had the correct picture on their boards. They participated well with turn taking and playing alongside others with this activity.
This activity also prompted -
- single words
- sounds in play
- identifying objects out of a group
Outdoor play
we have really enjoyed the nice weather this week and spent a lot of time outside using our physical skills. We was using big movements like running, rolling, dancing, hopping & we even used the bikes to develop our physical skills using the peddles. We have been accessing the grass area to use the big slides and hill, the children have loved the big space and being able to freely move around
We love to dance
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Independent learning at meal times
The children have loved the challenge this week of pouring their own drinks and peeling their own fruit at snack times. They have showed good "can do" attitudes whilst doing this and was keen to show us once achieved. They use good gestures and single words to make their own requests and express preferences.
Tuesday 18th March
Wednesday 19th March
Thursday 20th March
Friday 21st March
Red nose day
The children loved showing the staff and friends their red clothes today to support Red nose day. Thankyou to everybody who donated a tinned food today, we really appreciate your kindness and support
Red Nose Day, decorating biscuits👍
Over the last 2 days we have enjoyed decorating biscuits with red icing sugar to support Red nose day. The children used a chocolate button as a nose and really enjoyed eating them afterwards
