Welcome to Nursery 2!
 

September has been a very busy month getting to know everyone, learning our nursery routines, rules and learning through play.  

Our topic this month is ‘All About Me’. We will be learning to name the different parts of our bodies and what we use them for.  This will be done through stories, community time discussions, art activities, songs and rhymes.  We will also be discussing different emotions. 
 

For the month of September we have been focusing on the colour yellow and the shape circle. 

Our first days of Nursery 2

Tearing and sticking yellow tissue paper (we focused on the colour yellow during September) 🟡
 

We really enjoyed our first visit from Jo Jingles 

October 

As well as helping each child continue to settle into Nursery, we will be exploring the new topics of Autumn and harvest time throughout the month of October.  
We will learn about these topics through our community time learning, through our play, both indoors and outdoors and from a visit from Jo Jingles.  We would also encourage you to enjoy Autumn walks with your family, encouraging your child to look for and collect some signs of Autumn such as Autumnal leaves, acorns , cones and conkers.  
Throughout this month we will also be encouraging the children to try and put on and take off their coat each day to develop their independence.

Our focus shape this month is rectangle and our focus colour is orange. 
 

Painting pumpkins was so much fun!

Enjoying the beautiful weather whilst practising running on the MUGA pitch 

The boys and girls are learning to walk in a line from Nursery 2 down to the MUGA pitch. They all done so well.  Everyone joined in with a warm up before we had some running races. The fresh air and sunshine was enjoyed. 

October has been a busy month completing lots of Autumn art! 

Conker rolling with paint created some great art for our nursery window 

Nursery 2 love to play outside 

The boys and girls have great fun playing outdoors everyday. They have been enjoying playing on the trikes and balance bikes, construction, mud kitchen, mark making with chalk, role play in our playhouse and enjoying books in our book corner. 

Developing fine motor skills 

The class were using tweezers today to help develop their fine motor skills.  Using the tweezers was a fun way to help everyone sort the muffins by colour.  Well done boys and girls - you all worked so hard.