Blog Author: Mrs Palmer

On Christmas jumper day Reception took part in some Christmas crafts and also had a special visit from Santa. 
 

Our Reception’s Nativity of Little Blue Star. We are so proud of all of our Reception children. 
 

In Reception we have been reading the story of Supertato and his other adventures. The children have been drawing and labelling their own characters and we then got to make them with real vegetables. Super veggies to the rescue! 
 

For anti bullying week Reception looked at examples of how to be kind online on Project Evolve. We then created a class poster of how to be kind online and to others. 
 

For Maths week Reception played lots of games with dice. We used a games sheet and added our own counters and characters to play the game and matched our dice to dominoes. Maths in Reception is lots of fun!
 

Nursery celebrated Bonfire night by watching some fireworks with Reception and having a sparkler if they wanted to. We also had a hot chocolate. Happy Bonfire night.

Reception and Nursery celebrated Bonfire night with some fireworks and sparklers and even a hot chocolate. In the afternoon Reception also made their own chocolate apples. Happy Bonfire night.

Nursery have been using watercolours to create their own paintings of their favourite character from a transitional story. We have paintings of the giant, the wolf and even Red Riding Hood. What fabulous artists!

 Nursery have a new doctors role play where the children have been making people feel better with medicine, bandages and plasters. We definitely have some of our future doctors and nurses in Nursery.

After reading the story of The Three Little Pigs the children made their own houses out of bricks. We hope the Big Bad Wolf did not blow them down. 
 

We have had a fabulous start to our school year in Nursery with the children very excited to come back or join us as a new starter. We have been painting, cutting, playing in the home corner and even playing in the rain outside. Lots of fun.

For D&T day in Nursery the children made vehicles out of recycled materials such as cars, trains and London buses.