Nursery
Welcome to Nursery's class page
It’s been another busy week in Nursery! This week we have been reading the story of the Little Red Hen and completing some artwork ready for our Harvest display. Make sure you have a look at our handprint hens – we loved sticking the googly eyes onto them!
As well as arts and crafts, we have also been practising being kind and helpful friends (unlike the animals in the story) and we have all been helping to tidy up and look after our resources as well as sharing and taking turns.
On Thursday we had a go at making bread. We got a bit messy, but it was very exciting. We then gave it to the kitchen to bake for us so that we could have it for our snack!
If you would like to have a go at making some bread, or even some other form of baking at home, we would love to see some photos. Make sure you email them into the school so we can put them up on our class news display. The email address is: admin@leverstockgreen.herts.sch.uk
Please can we remind you to send in a bag with spare clothes just in case they are required? It would also be helpful if your child could bring in their welly boots and waterproofs, which can be left in school as the weather is changeable at the moment.
Next week we are starting our learning on ‘Families’. We would love to put some family photos on our class display, so if you could send your child in with one, or email a copy to the office it would be appreciated! We might even be planning to use them in our learning the following week…
Thank you,
Ms Munro, Mrs Roberts and Mrs Shew
Week 3
Week 2
Half Termly Overviews
- Look at all the exciting things we are doing in this half term!
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Recommended Reading List
Lunchbox ideas
If your child is staying for lunch, try to ensure they have a healthy, balanced lunch box. Below are some ideas.
Playdough Recipe
If you fancy getting your hands dirty then why not try our no-cook playdough recipe. The children love helping to make our playdough in class. You could even make your recipe more exciting by adding some scents or even some glitter!
’50 Things to do before you’re five’
There is a brand new app for families in Hertfordshire! It’s called ’50 Things to do before you’re five‘, it’s intention is to improve outcomes for our younger children. It’s full of ideas for activities and experiences that can be accessible for everyone that encourage communication and language, being active and trying new things. Many experiences are outdoors and open ended so the whole family can take part!
How many experiences and memories can you tick off?
Getting ready for school/Nursery
