Making Dinosaurs out of Shapes
We have been making some very interesting dinosaurs using a variety of shapes!


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We have been making some very interesting dinosaurs using a variety of shapes!
Yesterday was our first nursery workshop and it was all around food. First the adults discussed any issues they were having around eating with their children at home. Then the children came into the hall and tried lots of different fruit, vegetables, dips, banana milkshake and smoothie. Our raffle winners were Jabal and Noorseen who won book tokens and Kenan and Ravyn who got to choose a prize out of the prize box. Thank you so much to all the parents who came to the workshop. Next week's workshop is It's Good to Talk and we will have a talk from Laura Murphy who is our school speech and language therapist. We can't wait to see you all again!
During our first week in nursery when it was icy and snowy outside, the children were very interested in ice and how it is made and what happens to it. So we decided to make some ice to explore in nursery. We put some small dinosaurs inside and left the children to explore what had happened and what was going to happen. We had lots of good discussions. Children estimated how many dinosaurs were trapped in the ice (they thought 10). They said things like "It might melt." "It's melted". "The sun would be great at melting it". "It's cold, so icy". "When it's melted we can catch the dinosaurs". "The waters coming from the ice". "It came from the freezer". What fantastic investigating!
The children have had so much fun exploring in nursery this week. They have played in all the different areas building towers, painting and making buns in the playdough.
We have had a lovely time today at our animal workshops. The children (and adults) were very brave and we met lots of exciting animals like Tiddles the Tortoise and Socks the Snake.
This term in nursery we are learning all about dinosaurs! We have been role playing as palaeontologists, exploring the dino dig, brushing around the sand looking for dinosaur bones!
What a fun day we have had in the snow today. We sledged, dug and just had a whale of a time
What a lovely week we have had back at nursery! We welcomed lots of new children into nursery and have been enjoying learning about dinosaurs. What a fun week!
Welcome back to nursery after the Christmas holidays. We hope you all had a lovely break! Welcome to our new starters in nursery. This half term we will be learning about dinosaurs and also animals that live in Africa, we are already very excited to be learning about dinosaurs as we have lots of dino experts in nursery! Attached is the newsletter to tell you what we are learning, key vocabulary, key dates and names of staff.
Yesterday was our Nursery Christmas Party and we had a fantastic day! We played pass the parcel, musical bumps and had a disco. We ate some party food all together. The best thing was a surprise visit from Father Christmas who brought us all a present while we were in the hall having fun! He made a bit of a mess in nursery with his snowy footprints, but the teachers didn't mind! What a fun time we had!
The children have recently been putting chairs together to play trains, so we thought it would be a great idea to introduce a Polar Express role play area to let their little imaginations run wild with. We have seen lots of interesting characters boarding, some familiar from our stores and some new ones! The children have been taking the train to the beach, to the park for a picnic, to the North and South Pole just to name a few destinations!
We have filled our golden coin jar and as a treat had pizza for snack this week, well we are super stars and totally deserve it!
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