Nursery - Carle Class
Welcome to Nursery
Teacher:Ms Devicka Chauhan
Nursery practitioner: Sally Hughes
Teaching Assistant: Barbara Watson
We learn in lots of different ways......
Our rhyme of the week. Mary, Mary quite contrary.
Hope all the mums had a lovely Mother's Day.
Welcome back Nursery!
It is so lovely to have you all back safe and sound. We are looking forward to having a great spring term.
Termly Pamphlets: Find out what we will be learning each term. Spring Term
Home Learning EYFS 3-4 year olds
Early Years Daily Routine
Dear Parents and Carers,
Who could have imagined that we are where we were back in March 2020. The Nursery are an absolutely amazing group of children who fill the day with joy and laughter. I am so grateful to be their teacher. They will be truly missed. I look forward to seeing you all again very soon. I will put ideas for activities fro home learning on this page and Tapestry weekly. Please remember that the children learn through play and and it should be fun! Please do not add to your stress by trying to complete everything suggested. You can keep in touch via Tapestry or email. We would love you to upload photos on Tapestry when you can. If are not on Tapestry please send me your email address and you will receive an activation link.
Take care of yourselves and your families.
Stay safe!
Warm thoughts and wishes,
Devicka, Sally and Barbara.
m, a, s, d, t
Read Write Inc Set 1 sounds
Home learning January 5th Week 1
Daily timetable - guideline as to what your day should look like.
We have been mark making on a grand scale!!!
We had a fun in the rain!
We made decorations for our Christmas hoop.
We made divas for Diwali.
We also made some Indian shortbread for Diwali.
Rangoli patterns using wooden shapes.
We found a worm at the bottom of the garden!
Spaghetti fun!
We found a beautiful butterfly in our garden. It was a red admiral.
Some jelly fun! Can you spot the spiders?
Alma Woodsey Thomas(1891-1978)
For Black History Month we looked at the art of Alma Thomas. She was an important role model for women, African-American artists, and older artists (she was recognized for her paintings after her retirement from teaching). She was also the first African-American woman to have a solo exhibition of her work at New York’s Whitney Museum of American Art. Alma Thomas loved to smile and she liked to paint with bright colours. Primary colours were often used in her artwork to make her paintings look happy and vibrant. Thomas brings art for kids by inspiring them to look closely at nature and to use patterns and colours to create art that makes them happy.
Black History Month Art inspired by Alma Thomas
We found a very busy spider in our garden.
We having been talking about how to stay safe.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
We made some beautiful butterflies.
We went looking for spiders in our garden.
Autumn Curriculum Leaflet
We made brown bear shaped sandwiches!
Mark making on a grand scale.
The children are settling well in nursery.......
Some more children started this week!
Magical Me
We made a brown bear crown!!
Look at our brown bear dough faces! We used an acorn for the nose.
