Dear
Langley family and friends,
This week we farewelled our big three year olds (and Miss Amelia!) to the Mead room. We wish them all the best for the next part of their educational journey. We have also welcomed lots of new friends into the Langley room and are looking forward to getting to know them and their families. We have been settling into our routines and engaging in lots of small group interactions and experiences - cooking in the home corner, sharing and negotiating with play dough, building train tracks and towers in the outside environment.
This week we farewelled our big three year olds (and Miss Amelia!) to the Mead room. We wish them all the best for the next part of their educational journey. We have also welcomed lots of new friends into the Langley room and are looking forward to getting to know them and their families. We have been settling into our routines and engaging in lots of small group interactions and experiences - cooking in the home corner, sharing and negotiating with play dough, building train tracks and towers in the outside environment.
Earlier
this week Miss Amelia purchased some exotic fruits for the children to try.
She purchased some dragon fruit, lychees, pomegranate, paw paw and
rambutans.
First
we tried the dragon fruit.
“A
funny looking onion,” said Thomas M
“A
spider,” said Knox
Next
we tasted the paw paw
“A
star,” said Nathan
“Blueberries,”
said Harry H pointing to the red fruits in the middle of the paw paw.
The
children found tasting the fruits interesting and they were all willing to give
them a try.
To
support our investigations into our unit of inquiry, My Family Album, could we
ask that all children please bring in a family photo to share with the class. Can
anyone who hasn’t yet brought back their portfolio please do so as soon as
possible. Next week, we look forward to welcoming Miss Sarah into the Langley
room, please introduce yourself when you see her.
Best
wishes,
Jess,
Kerry, Nicole, Ange and Emma