Category Archives: Nursery

Hi, Rev. Garfield has been very busy preparing a virtual assembly for you all to watch 🙂 Please click on the link to access the assembly. Have a lovely evening. Miss Smith

For literacy today, read ‘Super Worm’ by Julia Donaldson kn You Tube or use the book if you have it. Question children about the story. For Maths, model to children a repeated pattern. So draw a red circle, then a … Continue reading →

For today’s session please could you practise number writing. Make it fun, put shaving foam into a tub and practise writing in that! Use the number rhymes to help with the formation too! For phonics today practise Jolly Phonics phase … Continue reading →

Hi everyone! I hope you are all ok. I have attached some activities for today…For today please click on the link and play the ordering numbers game.. https://www.topmarks.co.uk/ordering-and-sequencing/chinese-dragon-ordering You can select the difficulty to match your child’s ability. For today’s, … Continue reading →

Hello everyone. I hope your all ok. I have attached some simple activities for today. Firstly, watch some counting songs online and then play a counting game. The first person begins with the number 0, then the next person says … Continue reading →

For today’s activity, hide numbers around your garden for children to find. Children can find the numbers and then match to objects in the garden. For phonics today please log onto phonics play and play dragons den phonics. Afterwards write … Continue reading →

Today sir down with your child and discuss the different creatures that live under the sea. Make a list with your child and let your child watch how you write the words. Let your child have a go at writing … Continue reading →

Hi everyone. As part of the ‘Under the Sea’ theme, I would like you to watch the video ‘Save the ocean animated story book’ on YouTube. Discuss all of the things in the story that pollute the ocean. Next, research … Continue reading →

First of all, please go on to YouTube and read the book ‘The Whale and the Snail’. Question your child on the story and the rhyming words. Next, for maths use old plastic bottle lids or large stones from the … Continue reading →