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New Physical Development Area
Our new physical development play area was opened last week by Mr Cadwallader. The children were very excited and have loved exploring it so far this week.
Our Body Little Chicks
Little Chicks have been looking at their bodies, we drew around their body and the children then told me parts of their body, some Little Chicks labelled the parts using word cards to help spell the word.
Opening of the new playground
The children were so excited for the opening of the new playground. We were delighted to have the ribbon cut and official opened by Lee Cadwallader Lancashire School games Organiser. The Children were able to take turns on the playground using their skills to negotiate the equipment and will support development of gross motor movement. The playground is accessible during school time with class teachers and staff.
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Science Week Little Chicks
Little Chicks are learning about Science week, today we looked at growth. We looked at plants, animals, humans and buildings and how they grow. We measured all the Little Chicks to see there growth from six months ago and documented on the door.
Elephant dancing Little Chicks
Little Chicks have been dancing to 5 Elephants, Nellie the Elephant and Elephants have wrinkles.
World Book Day EYFS
The children have been very excited to share their costumes, stories and excitement with one another for World Book Day in EYFS. We have drawn and written about our favourite places to read, designed front covers for our favourite books and shared our books and stories as part of topic time. Well done to all the children for embracing World Book Day 2022.
Yellow Ducklings African Drumming
We loved our African drumming workshop today. We learned all about djembe drums. Ask the children to tell you the three different materials that thay are made from. We found out that the first djembe drums were made over 900 years ago! We were taught how to play the drums using different dynamics (volume - loud and quiet) and tempo (speed - fast and slow). Some children had a go at conducting our djembe orchestra, using their arms raised or lowered to show how loud or quiet to play. We learned how to tap rhythms on the drums, how to play the drums to represent different African animals and performed a song together.
Yellow Ducklings African Dance
The Ducklings thoroughly enjoyed the African Dance workshop today. They listened so well to the instructions and soon picked up the dance moves to complete a whole routine which they performed to African music.