In our Squiggle While You Wiggle sessions, we’ve been exploring how our big movements can make their way onto paper!
We started by learning our up and down and round and round movements, moving our scarves to the tunes of “The Only Way Is Up” and “You Spin Me Right Round” 🎶. The children were encouraged to make BIG movements, helping to build strength, coordination and develop those important cross-lateral movements.
We even had some very thoughtful comments from the children about their arms feeling achy and how we were “building our muscles”! What a fantastic way to recognise what our bodies are doing and the effort we are putting in.
We then took all those big movements and transferred them onto paper while lying on our tummies. This encouraged us to use our whole upper body to create large-scale marks, supporting the development of early mark-making skills. 🌟💪✍️ ... See MoreSee Less
A very special thank you to one of our wonderful nursery parents for sharing this beautiful photo of one of our nursery boys and his family taking time during their caravan weekend to pause, reflect and pray together. 💙
What a beautiful reminder that October, the month of the Holy Rosary, gives us an opportunity to make time for prayer wherever we may be. 🙏 ... See MoreSee Less
This morning, our Nursery children gathered together to celebrate St Francis of Assisi, whose feast day was yesterday.
We listened to the story of St Francis from our special Stories of Saints book and talked about how he showed such a deep love for God and for all that God created. The children recognised that, just like St Francis, we can show our love for God by caring for the wonderful world around us.
We had lots of fun singing ‘If I Were a Butterfly’ and learning the actions, giving thanks to God for all the amazing things He has created, including each and every one of us!
We linked our learning to change of seasons to autumn and how we can recognise this in the world around us. The children shared their ideas about changing leaves, cooler weather and the signs of autumn they have noticed.
In our areas, the children created their own nature pictures, using some real natural resources and exploring leaf-printing painting.
St Francis reminds us that we are all part of God’s wonderful creation and have a responsibility to love, respect and care for one another and our world. 💚
Catholic social teaching✝️- Stewardship and Care for Creation, Peace, Solidarity, Human Dignity and the Common Good. ... See MoreSee Less
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In our Squiggle While You Wiggle sessions, we’ve been exploring how our big movements can make their way onto paper!
We started by learning our up and down and round and round movements, moving our scarves to the tunes of “The Only Way Is Up” and “You Spin Me Right Round” 🎶. The children were encouraged to make BIG movements, helping to build strength, coordination and develop those important cross-lateral movements.
We even had some very thoughtful comments from the children about their arms feeling achy and how we were “building our muscles”! What a fantastic way to recognise what our bodies are doing and the effort we are putting in.
We then took all those big movements and transferred them onto paper while lying on our tummies. This encouraged us to use our whole upper body to create large-scale marks, supporting the development of early mark-making skills. 🌟💪✍️ ... See MoreSee Less
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A very special thank you to one of our wonderful nursery parents for sharing this beautiful photo of one of our nursery boys and his family taking time during their caravan weekend to pause, reflect and pray together. 💙
What a beautiful reminder that October, the month of the Holy Rosary, gives us an opportunity to make time for prayer wherever we may be. 🙏 ... See MoreSee Less
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This morning, our Nursery children gathered together to celebrate St Francis of Assisi, whose feast day was yesterday.
We listened to the story of St Francis from our special Stories of Saints book and talked about how he showed such a deep love for God and for all that God created. The children recognised that, just like St Francis, we can show our love for God by caring for the wonderful world around us.
We had lots of fun singing ‘If I Were a Butterfly’ and learning the actions, giving thanks to God for all the amazing things He has created, including each and every one of us!
We linked our learning to change of seasons to autumn and how we can recognise this in the world around us. The children shared their ideas about changing leaves, cooler weather and the signs of autumn they have noticed.
In our areas, the children created their own nature pictures, using some real natural resources and exploring leaf-printing painting.
St Francis reminds us that we are all part of God’s wonderful creation and have a responsibility to love, respect and care for one another and our world. 💚
Catholic social teaching✝️- Stewardship and Care for Creation, Peace, Solidarity, Human Dignity and the Common Good. ... See MoreSee Less
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