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Warisha has made gingerbread man dress with shapes.

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Tracing the patterns

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Khadija s learning numbers by joining  them in picture

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Good skill

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He enjoyed doing this

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Don't they look yummy

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Five Currant Buns | NURSERY RHYME | Counting Song | @rainbowrabbitsongs | #rainbowrabbitsongs

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Get your body moving x

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Nursery Rhyme Street - Kids Songs and Rhymes

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Head Shoulders Knees and Toes - Nursery Rhyme - Ep 15

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sent an email with 2 pics saif did activity enjoyed it 

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sent an email with 2 pics saif did activity enjoyed it 

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Saif number tracing

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You might create people using natural objects or items that you find around your home.

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Ask your grown up if they can write numbers 1-5 for you. You can use anything that you have at home to see if you can cover the numbers. You can use buttons, beads, or anything else that you have at home. Ask your parents to leave a comment for the teachers about how you got on.

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1,2,3,4,5

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1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Once I Caught a Fish Alive! + More Nursery Rhymes & Kids Songs - CoComelon

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We hope that everyone is well.

It was lovely to speak to you last week.

Thank for your feedback on Padlet. From your response we have included:
*  information on supporting language development
* more on feelings
* more videos
Padlet is still very new to us so please let us know what you find useful so we can make it work the best for you.

Staff will be telephoning each family again this week. Please be aware that as we are working from home the numbers are withheld.

We look forward to welcoming all of the children back next Monday, 12th October. Sessions will be 2 hours next week:
8.45 - 10.45 am
or
1- 3 pm

All being well, we will start 3 hour sessions from Monday 19th October.

Miss Benton, Miss Holt, Mrs Ellahi and Miss Ibbetson

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Urdu version: Welcome to Week 2 of Home School

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Story and song

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Listen to the music.
Move you body fast to the fast parts and slow to the slow parts.

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Melody is baking a gingerbread man who comes alive!

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5 little speckled frogs helps to teach numbers.

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Sing along and learn about numbers with Numberblocks and friends.

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We've heard that some of our children have been feeling sad because they miss Nursery. We thought they might like listening to this story that explores feeling sad. It's really normal to feel sad sometimes.

Please let the children know that the teachers are sad that we can't see them too but look forward to seeing the children soon.

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My Mom and Dad make me laugh

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My Mum and Dad Make Me Laugh | Story read aloud

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Inspired by the stripes in our book today, try ripping paper to make stripes. Use the stripes to make a picture. This is a great activity for developing hand strength which will help future writing skills.

To extend this activity:

Positional language
While they are making their picture describe it using positional language (e.g up, down, next to) and encourage them to describe the picture too.

Colours and patterns
You might use different colours and talk about the patterns (e.g purple, blue, purple).

Numbers
Count the stripes. Encourage your child to touch each stripe with their finger to help them count accurately.

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Talk to your child about your and their likes and dislikes.

Depending on their speech they might:
1) Point at things.
2) Name the thing they like.
3) Say "I like ____"
4) Say "I like ____ and _____"
5) Say "I like ____ because _____"

To support your child in talking about likes and dislikes, it's useful to model the sort of words/ sentences they might use. If your child struggles to think of ideas, have objects available that they can choose from.

An extension to this activity might be:
* Your child asking
"What do you like?"
"What do you dislike?"

* Drawing, painting or making something to show what they like.

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Can you help the Mummy duck check to see if all of her Ducklings come back? Can you count forwards and backwards all the way to number 5?

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Five Little Ducks | Kids Songs | Super Simple Songs

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Can you show your grown ups that you move your body like anything? Lets start Monday the right way and wake our bodies up ready to start the week in a positive way.

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I Can Move My Body Like Anything | Movement Song for Kids | Jack Hartmann

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We know that you haven't been able to go to the park this week, or come to Nursery and we also know that you might be struggling a little bit. that is also okay. I have attached a yoga video that may help you relax. Can you name all the animals that you can hear and see?

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Yoga Time! Jungle Safari: Kids Yoga and Nursery Rhymes | Cosmic Kids

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Button tracing

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I know that Baby Shark is one of my favourite songs.
listen to this colour version and then see how many different colours you can find around your home.

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Baby Shark | Color Fun | Eli Kids Songs & Nursery Rhymes

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Number 2

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Everything is better with two! Learn all about the number 2 with Numberblock Two.

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Preparation
-Draw a gingerbread man
- collect some buttons or small pieces of paper in different colours, shapes and sizes

Activity
Encourage your child to dress the ginger bread man.

Describe the shapes, colours and sizes of the objects that your child is using.

To make it into a game, you might choose a shape and see whether your child can 'dress' the gingerbread man using the same shape.

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The Gingerbread Man Game - Counting, Matching and Ordering game

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Three fun counting, matching and ordering numbers games can help early years children learn to count objects and recognise numbers 1 to 10 and also number words to 10.