Our Class Information Book for Parents/Carers
Class: Nursery
Staff: Miss Pollock
Mrs Colley
Mrs Root
Autumn Term 2018
Topics
Content | Key Words | ||
Literacy | –
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Phonics (Phase 1)
Mark making Stories Nursery Rhymes |
phoneme, sounds, listening ears, |
Mathematics | –
– – – |
Counting
Number language Play with shapes Ordering objects |
number, counting, shapes, big, little, small, biggest, largest, smallest
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Understanding the World | – | Own families and friends, using computers, Autumn | Families and friends, Computers equipment, Autumn objects found outside. |
Expressive Arts and Design | – | Singing Nursery rhymes, using instruments, using imagination, mixing colours | Sing, colour, create, role play, imagination, names of colours, instrument name |
PE | – | Getting dressed and undressed, Dance: moving in different ways to music. | Stretch, Jump, clap, walk, jog, skip, hop |
Our Homework
Reading and Activity books (both after half term)
Special things to remember
PE is on Thursdays.
Home work will be given out in Activity books on Wednesday and needs to be returned the following Monday.
Our class rules
- Kind hands and feet.
- Share.
- Listen.
- No running.
- Look after our toys.
- Have fun!
Things you can do to help your child:
Encourage your child to put on their coat as well as dress and undress themselves.
Encourage your child to hold a pencil correctly.
Sing Nursery Rhymes with your child.
Social, Moral, Spiritual, Cultural Experiences
Social | Moral | Spiritual | Cultural |
√ | √ |
Please tick which area this is evidence for.
Who was involved? | All of Nursery |
When? | Monday 15th October to Friday 19th October |
Briefly describe how the activity / event added to the SMSC experience for the children. | For our Sensory week we explored the 5 senses. We have had lots of fun, focussing on a different sense each day. We have explored sensory bottles, smelt different herbs and also touched different materials such as water beads in the water tray. We have also been on an Autumn listening walk and listened for the ‘snap, crackle and pop’ of rice krispies as well as tasting different fruits. It was a fun filled week and the children clearly had fun. |
Any other details? | We also made a ‘sensory sheet’ where we had to work out which body part matched to the different senses such as nose to smell. The children had lots of fun and we are looking forward to the next themed day or week! |