Sock puppet creations!
What started as a humble sock soon became a creation!
Joshua approached Lily and held up his puppet, Lily held up her puppet in response. ‘Let’s be friends,’ said Joshua.
Ajeet: I made a humpty dumpty. I put some hair on it.
Ashraf: My puppet is a bird. I put googly eyes on it, a blue nose and I put a tongue. The mouth was already on.
Ryan: I made a wolf. I chose to make a wolf ‘cos I like wolves.
Oliver K: Mine is a little mouse puppet, he sniffs around the whole place. I put googly eyes and a blue nose and also a teeth and a tongue.
What started as a humble sock soon became a creation!
Joshua approached Lily and held up his puppet, Lily held up her puppet in response. ‘Let’s be friends,’ said Joshua.
Ajeet: I made a humpty dumpty. I put some hair on it.
Ashraf: My puppet is a bird. I put googly eyes on it, a blue nose and I put a tongue. The mouth was already on.
Ryan: I made a wolf. I chose to make a wolf ‘cos I like wolves.
Oliver K: Mine is a little mouse puppet, he sniffs around the whole place. I put googly eyes and a blue nose and also a teeth and a tongue.
Nursery Rhyme day
On Thursday and Friday the ELC had a Nursery Rhyme day. Children came dressed in their favourite nursery character. We had Jack and Jill, Twinkle Little Star, Incy Wincy Spider and many more! Thank you parents for going to all your effort with the fantastic costumes. Children also brought in their nursery rhyme stories. We all spent these two days focusing on nursery rhymes, singing and reading many stories - particularly the stories and rhymes that depicted the costumes the children wore.
Cheers
ELC Staff
On Thursday and Friday the ELC had a Nursery Rhyme day. Children came dressed in their favourite nursery character. We had Jack and Jill, Twinkle Little Star, Incy Wincy Spider and many more! Thank you parents for going to all your effort with the fantastic costumes. Children also brought in their nursery rhyme stories. We all spent these two days focusing on nursery rhymes, singing and reading many stories - particularly the stories and rhymes that depicted the costumes the children wore.
Cheers
ELC Staff