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Author Archives N Bramley

Diwali Celebration

5th November 2022N Bramley

Wow, what a day in Nursery!  We started off by learning a little about Diwali and some of the things that Hindu’s do to celebrate.  We made Rangoli patterns out of loose parts and paint and even participated in special Bollywood dancing.  I wonder if any of our talented dances can show their grown ups a move or two!

 

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A fruity week in Nursery

18th October 2022N Bramley

The Nursery children all agreed that fruit and vegetables are healthy and we set about exploring.  First we used all our senses to explore a range of fruits and vegetables, talking about them using descriptive vocabulary such as furry, soft, wet, sticky, smooth and sweet.  We printed with different types of fruit and vegetables, talking about the colours and shapes.  We investigated which fruit and vegetables float and which ones sink and we have used our knowledge of shape and number to make fruit faces.  Why not continue exploring at home and see if you notice any interesting fruit and vegetables while you are out and about.

 

 

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Getting Active

7th July 2022N Bramley

While the rest of the school participated in sports day, Nursery explored ways to get active and have fun.  We loved playing on the trim trail, practicing our balancing and climbing skills. We also took part in some mini races on the nursery yard.  Watch out as I’m sure we have some super athletes in the making!

 

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Nursery Bug Hunt

9th June 2022N Bramley

Today in our Forest School, we ‘experienced it’ by going on a bug hunt.  We had great fun exploring in the garden and looking for minibeasts.  We used magnifying glasses to look closely at all the different minibeasts and name them.  We also talked about where they lived and what they looked like.  Why don’t you ‘use it’ and have a look at home to see if you can find any minibeasts?

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Gruffalo Footprints

26th May 2022N Bramley

Last week we came into Nursery to find someone or something had left footprints on our floor.  We looked at the clues and thought about what it could have been.  It had big feet and sharp claws and it had brought leaves and branches through the nursery too.  After some careful thought, we decided that it could have been a Gruffalo!

We have had lots of fun with our Gruffalo activities this week and last.

Some of the activities included;

  • retelling the story in the tuff tray and with the story stones
  • using our maths skills to order by size and recognise digits to 5
  • role playing in the Gruffalo Café and home corner
  • exploring habitats and animal homes
  • creating natural art inspired by the Gruffalo
  • heading out on a Gruffalo hunt in the garden
  • making play-dough Gruffalos
  • using shapes to make Gruffalo faces

Take a look at the photos to see what else we have been up to.

we have been up to.

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Housework!

16th May 2022N Bramley

Today in Nursery we have been thinking about all of the jobs that we can help with around the home.  We have been sweeping, vacuuming, washing dishes and setting the table.  I hope the children are going to put their skills to good use at home!

 

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Nursery Visitors

16th May 2022N Bramley

Today we had some very special visitors in Nursery.  The chicks, which hatched last week in our reception class, came to see us.  We all held them and talked about what they felt like.  We could hear them making chirping noises too.  The children were all very sensible.  They understood that we had to be gentle and quiet with the chicks, to keep them safe and make sure we didn’t scare them.

 

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Hebburn Lakes Primary School,
Campbell Park Road,
Hebburn, NE31 2SL

0191 483 9122

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Mrs AL Moody

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Mrs S Elliot

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Mrs Docherty

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