A big shout out to Myles for his amazing phonics baskets! You’re the first to complete your phonics challenge! Well done!

I’ve awarded you with 10 HoWL points for all of your hard work.

Can you make your very own phonics basket? Pick one of these letters s,a, t, p, i, n or maybe you’d like to pick the letter your name begins with. Then find things from around your house or garden that begins with that letter.

Send a picture of your baskets to [email protected]

Happy learning!

The Nursery Team

Over the coming weeks we will be looking at representing number in different ways. How many ways can you represent numbers?

You could use play dough, paint, finger printing, objects, dice, twigs, leaves… anything! Pick a number between 1 – 20 and show how you can make it and count objects in different ways!

Please send any maths work you do to [email protected]

Happy learning!

The Nursery Team

Charlotte has been super busy this weekend planting fruit and vegetables and making her own labels.

Well done Charlotte! Your labels are so beautiful and we hope you get a super tasty harvest from all of your efforts.

A HUGE well done to Reuben for continuing his learning at home after enjoying learning our ‘number of the day’ – number 5 at Nursery. Reuben enjoyed drawing a ladybird with 5 spots and collecting 5 stones linked to our story in literacy ‘What the Ladybird Heard’. Well done Reuben! You have been a real Connecting Connie! We are super proud of you!

A big thank you to Scarlett for sharing these beautiful photos of her with the animals on her Daddy’s farm. How amazing! Loving the John Deere overalls too Scarlett! ⭐️

The children outside loved stacking and building with the tyres this afternoon. They worked collaboratively to lift the tyres and plan out where they would put them. We were so proud to watch them working together and figuring out how to overcome challenges.

WOW! What an incredible day we’ve had with Ian’s Farm. We met ducks, donkeys, alpacas, a pony, a tortoise, rabbits, guinea pigs, goats and lambs. Not to forget, Meg – the star of the show, Ian’s beautiful sheep dog. All of the children loved seeing the animals and getting up close to stroke or brush them. The day was filled with real ‘awe and wonder’ moments, it was truly beautiful to see.

Thank you Ian’s farm for inspiring us in our expedition learning and visiting us today!

Here are some photos from our wonderful day…

Ezra has worked super hard reading numbers in maths and Willow has worked really hard in learning circles and continuing her learning in her play. She also created some beautiful Ladybirds inspired by our story this week ‘What the Ladybird Heard’.

Well done to Spencer and Harper for being our bucket fillers today. Thank you for being extra kind and helpful!

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