Happy Friday everybody!
This week I have received some
more super photographs of some amazing learning and activities that you and
your friends have been up to!
If you would like your learning
to be shared on the blog each week, ask your grown-up to email nursery@hilltop.doncaster.sch.uk by Thursday so that these can be uploaded each Friday.
Emmie has been verrrrry busy at
home over the last two weeks. She has done some fabulous number learning in her
garden, as well as painting a wind chime. She has also been preparing tea with
her Mummy and has made a FABULOUS shaker to dance with!
Here is Emmie dancing with her
new homemade musical instrument! 🎵
Blu has also been keeping busy
whilst being at home. He has been exploring materials with magnets, walked all
the way to Conisbrough water tower and has done some baking and painting in his
garden!
Sophia has done lots of creative
activities this week! From paint blowing at 8am to making an amazing shape
butterfly. She also took part in the DT competition which Mrs. Roberts set and
created Olaf from Frozen!
Miley has been enjoying the activities
on the blog this week. She had so much fun hunting for items around her house
and sounding out the words. Miley has also done some wonderful writing in her
notepad!
Lilly and Alex have been busy
baking again and creating some lovely pictures to send to their family members
who they are missing very much!
Ida has been enjoying lots of lovely
activities this week. She has been joining in with Cosmic Yoga, walking to
Edlington Woods for adventures and has been helping her Mummy to bake and set
the table for dinner.
Preston has shown dedication this
week by singing and counting along with Big Walrus, all whilst eating his
breakfast! Preston has been practising his letter formation too.
George has shown appreciation to
the Edlington community this week by making a Thank you card for the postman
who has been entertaining families on his morning route by dressing up as
different characters. George has also been practising his writing and has
enjoyed some lovely walks to Martinwells lake.
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