Nursery JH

Aliens love underpants - the story so far...

This week is nursery rhyme week, follow the link for some ideas

Nursery rhymes

Next week we are starting our new colour dark/light theme with one of our favourite stories - 'Aliens love underpants'

Aliens Love underpants - Books Alive! Read Aloud book for kids

Books Alive! Read aloud Claire Freedman and Ben Cort's super funny tale of how Aliens nick our knickers! More funny reads here https://www.youtube.com/channe...

And we will be singing and counting along with this rhyme...

5 Little Men in a Flying Saucer | Songs You Need to sing in the Classroom | Twinkl

There's five! .. Then there's four! ... Then Three! Make the classroom circle time extra fun by singing this super catchy song! It's also great because it yo...

Children in Need day

Happy Diwali Everyone!

Using powder paint to make our colourful Rangoli patterns outside

Spooky fun at Nursery!

Our Autumn activities have been fun!

After half term, our topic will be Winnie the Witch. Have a lovely week off and we will see you on

Monday 2nd November

Winnie the Witch, Winnie´s house + PDFs downloads

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We have been enjoying the start of Autumn in the outdoor area.

Hello Yellow Day!

We listened to, and watched the story of 'Glad Monster, Sad monster' and we shared what makes us feel happy and sad. We made our own 'mood monsters' to display in the classroom.

We share our feelings daily in our small group time -

"How do you feel today?"

Glad Monster Sad Monster

Glad, sad, silly, mad--monsters have all kinds of different feelings!

We had fun on Hello yellow day!

A special welcome to all the new children and their families who have started Sea View Nursery this year.

In Foundation stage we plan and support the seven areas of learning outlined in the EYFS Framework. The three prime areas cover Personal, Social and Emotional Development, Communication and Language and Physical Development. The four specific areas cover Literacy and Mathematical Development, Understanding of The World and Expressive Arts and Design.

Children are supported and encouraged to become independent learners; selecting resources, developing ideas and collaborating with peers to challenge their thinking.

Children participate in small group activities daily to introduce new concepts and develop skills in phonics (early reading and writing), mathematics, thinking skills, problem solving skills and collaboration.

We have 6 learning topics a year and the children are involved in developing ideas for these topics through the use of group discussion. Staff then incorporate the children's ideas so that the topics meet their needs and interests.

Our topic for the first half term is called 'Amazing colours.' We are looking at colours in our immediate Environment linked to Autumn/Harvest and colours/patterns linked to animals and Elmer the elephant.

Elmer

The children have settled in well to nursery and are read to start their Sea View journey. Here are some of the activities the children have been exploring while getting used to their new environment.