We love books. Our focus story this week is 'Supertato' by Sue Hendra, its packed full of dramatic action and new vocabulary. Mrs Ranson helped us practise our oracy skills using counters to help us take turns when talking.
We've been exploring the books in the school library and learning how to choose a book that looks interesting, appropriate, and most of all entertaining.
In maths we used the Supertato theme to compare different vegetables. Some that looked big had less mass than the smaller denser vegetables! You can help at home by using the words 'heavy' and 'light' as we will continue this focus next week.
We enjoyed a wide range of sensory play this week. This is super important to fire up all the neurones in our brains for our development.
Every day we take part in physical development activities. This week we have had the bikes, dough disco, cutting, sticking, threading, and peg boards just to name a few.
Lastly, I just wanted to share the care that the children are showing towards our plants in the classroom. These girls made links to our learning last half term and were asking questions about looking after the baby plants coming off the mother spider plant. Perhaps we have our own nature superheroes in nursery!