Dear Mead Room families and friends,
We have thoroughly revelled in this
glorious Autumn sunshine.
The children have spent the past few
days immersed in our outdoor environment delighting in the joys and treasures
it holds. We have watered our tomato
seedlings, picked perfect posies from the ‘Picking Patch’, delighted in
observing our Chooks unearth tasty morsels from the garden, then noticed the
Chooks have very long toes and toe nails (‘they dig and dig, I want to touch
them!’ Tom S), Isla discovered a smooth, brown egg, and on a few occasions we
have just plonked ourselves on the grass, wriggling our toes and listening to
the sounds that surround us!
Our Easter Bonnet Parade was a fantastic
opportunity for the whole of the ELC to come together to celebrate Easter and
the end of Term 1. The children were
thrilled to showcase their creative head wear, we then searched through the
outdoor environment for little treats left especially for us…….. “So many
eggs!” Ronnie. The Mead Room had the
enviable task of dividing the eggs between the Mead, Mattingley and Cooper
Rooms….. more mathematical computations for us to engage in!!!
ps…. we made sure we divided the bounty
equally…..
Take care of each other,
Melissa and Georgia
