Nursery - Mrs Whitehouse

Return to School 

We will be returning to school in September although things will be a little different. When we return we will have to follow a special route coming into and leaving Nursery. I have posted a video below to show you the route.

 From 7th September we will return for 2 days in small groups. From the 14th September we will return to class every day. We have  changed the times for Nursery to help with social distancing. We will now arrive for our session from 8.30-8.40 and go home from 11.00-11.10.  I have sent information to each child's parent with details of return dates. If you have any queries please message me on Class Dojo or email me on whitehousej15@hwbcymru.net.

Thank you  

Welcome to Nursery Class!

The Nursery Team

We have lots of people who help us learn in our class. Mrs Whitehouse is the class teacher and is supported by Miss Briskham, Mrs Messer and Miss Thomas.

Things I can do at home

Nursery Daily Do's

Get moving - Ideally go into the garden to practise:

•  running or skipping about
• balancing on one leg
• jumping with two feet and landing on two feet
•  hopping

Be more independent - encourage your child to 

•  put on and take off different items of clothing on their own
• brush their hair, brush their teeth, cut up their food

Name recognition - practise:

•  saying your name. Take turns saying "My name is ..." or " I am ..."
• recognise the letters of your name, start with the first letter. Spot the letters that make your name, you could see them on food packaging, in a book or comic, magnetic letters on the fridge, foam letters in the bath. 
• make/form the letters of your name. You could make your letter shapes outside with twigs/pebbles, you can ask for help chalking them outside on a wall or floor, you can make the shape in the air or in shaving foam with your pointing finger.

Sing the Jolly Phonics Song - Listen to and join in with the actions of the Jolly Phonics Song  https://vimeo.com/106231366

Number recognition- Talk about numbers you see around you.

• Be a number detective and find them on food packaging, on book/magazine pages, on keyboards, washing machine dials, magnetic numbers on the fridge or foam letters in the bath.
• make/form numbers 1-10. You could form number shapes outside with twigs/pebbles, you can ask for help chalking them outside on a wall or floor, you can make the shape in the air or in shaving foam with your pointing finger.