Dear Parents
and Friends,
We have had
another action packed week in the Angwin Room! There have been so many
experiences that the children have immersed themselves in… so much social and
co-operative play! It is a very exciting time of the year!We have worked together to set up a worm farm. We had to read the instructions, assemble it and then set it up with the 500 live worms. Then we came together to set up the worms and make sure they get what they need to survive.
Harry H: The worms will make compost! I know all
about compost!
Matilda: We feed the worms… we give them our
food scraps.Wolf: If it is too light they hide under the soil. They don’t like light.
Harry H: There are 500 of them… they will have
eggs, then more little worms and then more bigger ones!
Sidney: When we tipped them in some of them
hide.
Dominic: Some of the worms are long… they feel
wriggly.
Harry H: There’s a tap so that we can use the
worm juice on our veggie patch.
Our children
enjoyed a lunchbox picnic up in the rainbow playground as part of our
transition programme getting the children ready for school. It was a fantastic
way for families to talk about sometimes and always foods and to work together
with the children to decide what went in their lunchboxes.
William brought
in some gorgeous roses for us to enjoy in our classroom. Together with Miss
Bowden, Will helped to set up a painting spot for the children to paint the
roses. They are looking beautiful!
The children
also enjoyed a fun game that Kennedy brought in to play with us.. Cake Splat….
It was a fun one for outside and lots of the children had a hilarious time
joining in!
We love our
time together and have had a great week!
Have a lovely
week!
Pip and Coral J J
