Our new story for this half term is Pattan’s Pumpkin. The story is set in the Sahyadri Mountains in India. We identified where India was on a world map and globe, then we looked at different landscapes and locations. We can’t wait to write our own setting...
The children in Nursery went to Tesco to buy ingredients for our Snowman Day celebration. The children enjoyed exploring the local village and talked about what they could see and recognise. They found lots of Christmas decorations around the village and in the shop.
During welcome time we listened to the story The Messy Magpie. After lunch the children came back into class and found lots of different types of rubbish all over the floor, the messy magpie must have flew in when the children were playing. We used the litter pickers...
The weather this week has definitely turned Autumnal. This week we have started to learn about the season Autumn, and what happens to the leaves in the Autumn, as well as what we might find on the ground including conkers, acorns and hedgehogs. Nursery children have...
We explored our village today looking at different buildings, business’ and picked up some shopping from TESCO. We chatted to people who work in our community and got to know what they do. We even saw a dog working in the barbers.
We had a great time at Beamish today, we had to buy a ticket to get on the tram to take us to the sweet shop. The driver let us on after seeing our ticket and once everyone was onboard shouted for us to hold on. “Off we go.” When we reached our destination we made a...
Today we visited the post box near our school to send a special card back home to our grown ups. On our way we looked at the different houses and buildings close to our school. We has a little stop in the bus stop and worked out where you can go from our village.
The children have been working hard in geography today. They were looking at a wide range of maps- some of which, they recognised; the Metro Centre causing the most excitement! Children went on to study local maps of Rowlands Gill and then stretched wider to...
